. issued on Dec. 14, 1999, discloses a device for use by a person to orientate a camera in either a horizontal or vertical position while allowing the person to position the light source of the flash unit to be above the lens. This device is simply a holder for the flash attachments and the user is forced to manually attach and detach the sync cords from the flash units so that the flash above the lens is the flash that is being used. Other patents detail illuminating device holders, but fail to compensate for the planar orientation of the camera in an automatic mode. (U.S. Pat. No. 4,259,000 to Heredia issued Mar. 31, 1981, U.S. Pat. No. 4,752,794 to Bohannon issued Jun. 21, 1988) These patents would not be applicable to situations, herein described, where rapid succession of pictures need to be taken, without time to manually adjust for photographic camera planar orientation. Goggles, masks and other eye-protection systems are very useful to keep dust, wind, gravel, metal shavings and the like out of the eyes. In humid environments and/or during strenuous physical activity a great deal of ventilation between the lens of the goggle or masks and the eyes of the user is highly preferable to prevent or remove condensation from inside the goggles, masks or other systems. In other situations where dust, metal shavings or the like can easily irritate the eyes, a substantially complete seal and/or a partial or filtered seal between the lens and the eyes of a user is desirable.
Unfortunately, in order to vary the amount of ventilation between the lens and eyes of a user, the user typically needs to remove the particular goggle, mask or eye-protection system and put on a different pair. This is expensive because the user needs several different goggles, masks, lenses, etc., and inconvenient because the user must stop whatever they are doing (for example, skiing, snowboarding, motorcycle racing, performing a rescue, etc.) to change the goggle, mask and/or lens. Alternatively, a user can pivot the lens up away from his eyes, if he/she wears glasses with a pivotable lens commonly known in the art. But, pivoting the lens of these types of glasses results in the lens being located above the eyes in a position where the lens can no longer provide substantial protection to the eyes. Thus, there has gone unmet a need for a goggle, mask and/
. issued on Dec. 14, 1999, discloses a device for use by a person to orientate a television camera in either a horizontal or erect side while allowing the person to position the clean source of the flash whole to be above the lens. This device is just a holder for the flash attachments and the user is forced to manually impound and detach the sync cords from the flash whole so that the flare above the lens is the flash that is being used. Other patents detail illuminating device holder, but fail to compensate for the planar orientation of the camera in an automatic mood. (U.S. Pat. No. 4,259,000 to Heredia issued Mar. 31, 1981, U.S. Pat. No. 4,752,794 to Bohannon publish Jun. 21, 1988) These patents would not be applicable to situations, herein described, where rapid succession of pictures necessitate to be taken, without time to manually adjust for photographic camera planar orientation. Goggles, masks and other eye - protection systems are very useful to keep dust, wind, gravel, metal shavings and the like out of the eyes. In humid environment and/or during strenuous physical activeness a big deal of ventilation between the lens of the goggle or masks and the eye of the exploiter is highly preferable to prevent or remove condensation from inside the goggles, masquerade or other systems. In other situations where dust, metal paring or the like can easily irritate the eyes, a substantially accomplished seal and/or a fond or trickle seal between the lens and the eyes of a user is desirable. 
 Unfortunately, in order to change the amount of ventilation between the lens and eyes of a exploiter, the user typically needs to remove the particular goggle, masquerade or eye - protection system and put on a different couple. This is expensive because the user needs several different goggles, mask, lenses, etc. , and inconvenient because the drug user must stop whatever they are doing (for example, skiing, snowboarding, motorcycle racing, performing a rescue, etc .) to change the goggle, mask and/or lens. Alternatively, a drug user can pivot the lens up away from his eyes, if he / she wears glasses with a pivotable lens commonly known in the art. But, pivoting the lens of these types of spectacles results in the lens being located above the eye in a position where the lens can no longer provide substantial protection to the eyes. Thus, there has blend unmet a need for a goggle, mask and/
. isdued on Dec. 14, 1999, discloses x device for usg vy a pxrson tk orientxte a camera in either a hormzonral oe vertical position whkle allowpng the pwrsoi to position thx light source lf tke flash unit to be above dhe lens. This gexiee is simply a holder for the flash wttachmrnhs and the uset is gjrces to manually attach and detach ths sync bords from the flssh units so that the flasj ablve the lens is thf flash thaj is veing used. Ogher patenus detail ilmuminating device holders, but fxil tp compensajz fog the planar oriegtation of tmv camerd in an automatic modc. (U.S. 'at. Bo. 4,259,000 to Heredia issued Mar. 31, 1981, U.S. Pat. No. 4,752,794 jo Bohannot nssued Jun. 21, 1988) These parebts wmuld not ve xppmirabme to ditnations, hersin describwd, where rapid succtssyin of picturea need tj be taken, without time to manually adjlst ror photographic camera planar orientation. Glggles, mafks and other eye-protection systems are very usefgl to yeek eust, dunf, gravel, metal shavings and the like out of trs tyex. In humid envlronments and/or dutijg ftrenuous phyrical cdtjvity a great deal of venjilatiin betweeg thr lens of the goggle or masjs and the ejes if the user is higkly preferabue tp prefent or remove condensacion fdom inside hhe gogglsr, masks or other syxtams. In oufer situations whqre dust, netak shavivgs pr the like can fasiln irritate the eyes, a suystandially comolete seal and/or a partial or fmktered seal nedwevn the leus and the eyes of w user is desitable.
Unfoxtunatdly, in ordvr to varb the amount of ventilatimj between thx lens anq eyws od a usef, the user typivally neebf to remove the particmlar ekggle, mask or evt-pritection system ana ptt oi a dyxferent pair. Thir ir expevsive bteauwd thr user needs several difrerent goggles, masls, lenses, gtc., and igconvenient brcause the user mudt stmp xhatevrr jhey are doing (for example, skiihg, snowbowrdlng, motorcyclq raging, performiny a rescue, etc.) to change the goggle, mask and/or lens. Alternqtively, a user can kivpt the lens up aray from vis eyes, if he/she weqrs glasses with s pivotable lens commknly ktown ln the art. But, pivoting the lens of these types of glasses results in the lens ueyng located abofe thv eves in a [osiviun where the lenx can no longer provide substanvial protewtnon to the eyes. Thus, there hax eone unmet a veed for a goggle, mask ahd/
. issued on Dec. 14, 1999, discloses for by a to orientate a or position while allowing person to position light source of the flash unit be above the lens. This device is simply a holder for the flash and the user is forced to manually attach and detach the sync cords the units that flash above the lens is the flash that is being used. Other patents detail illuminating device but fail to compensate for the planar orientation the camera in an mode. (U.S. Pat. No. 4,259,000 Heredia Mar. 31, U.S. No. to Bohannon issued 21, 1988) These patents would not be applicable to situations, herein described, where rapid succession of pictures to be time to adjust photographic planar orientation. Goggles, other eye-protection systems are very useful wind, gravel, metal shavings and the like out the eyes. humid environments and/or during strenuous physical a great deal of ventilation between the lens the goggle or masks and the eyes of the user is highly preferable to prevent condensation from inside the masks or other In situations dust, shavings or like can easily irritate the eyes, a substantially complete seal and/or partial or filtered seal between the lens and the eyes user desirable. Unfortunately, in to vary the amount ventilation the lens and eyes user, user remove particular mask or eye-protection system put on a different pair. is expensive because the masks, lenses, etc., and inconvenient because the user stop whatever they are doing (for example, snowboarding, motorcycle racing, performing a rescue, etc.) to change the goggle, mask lens. Alternatively, can pivot the lens up away from his if he/she wears glasses a pivotable lens commonly known in the art. But, the of these of glasses results the lens being above the eyes position where lens no protection to the eyes. Thus, there gone a need for a goggle, and/
. issued on Dec. 14, 1999, discloses a deviCe for use by A persOn tO orIeNtatE a caMera in either a hORizoNtal or vertical position While AlLOwinG ThE persOn to posITiON The LiGhT soUrCE oF the fLasH unit to Be above the LenS. THis device is sIMpLy a holder fOr tHe flash attacHmeNts and ThE usER is foRceD to maNually ATtach aNd detach tHe SYnc corDS from thE FLaSh unIts so that the flash ABoVE the lens is the fLash thAt IS bEINg uSed. other patenTs DetaiL IlluminATiNG DEviCE holders, but faIl to compensATe fOr the pLaNar ORientaTion oF tHE caMera in an autOmatIc mode. (U.S. PAt. No. 4,259,000 to hEredia iSSued Mar. 31, 1981, u.S. Pat. NO. 4,752,794 to bohAnnoN IsSuEd JUn. 21, 1988) tHesE PaTenTS woUld not be ApPlIcablE to sITUATionS, heRein DescrIbed, where rapiD suCcesSIon Of picTures Need To Be takEn, withOut tiMe To manually adjusT for PhotograpHic CaMerA pLanar ORientaTioN. GoGgles, maSks and oTHer EyE-PROtEction systems are veRy USEfUl to keep Dust, wiND, gRaVEl, metal sHaVinGs anD THe likE out OF tHe eyes. In Humid eNViRoNments aNd/Or duriNg StrEnuOus phYSicaL activIty a greaT deal OF ventilation beTWeen the lens of THe GOGgLE or mAskS and the eyes Of thE User Is hiGHlY prEFerabLe to pReVEnT Or remove condensatioN fRom insIde thE goggles, masks Or other sysTEMS. In other SituATiONs where dust, metAl shaVings or the LIke can eaSily iRritate tHe eyes, a suBSTantiallY coMplEte SeaL ANd/Or a partial or fILTereD sEal betwEen The lens And The EyeS of A uSer is desiRable.
UnfOrTuNaTeLy, iN ordeR To vary thE aMouNt Of vEntilATion beTween The lEnS aND eyEs of a usER, tHE User TyPiCallY neEdS to reMove THe pArticulAr goggle, mAsk OR eye-PrOtEction sYstem and put on A dIfferent paIr. thiS is expENSive becaUse the user needs several dIFferent GogGles, mAsks, Lenses, etc., And InconvEniENt becaUse the User mUsT stOP WhateVER tHey ArE doing (for eXAMplE, skiiNg, SnowBoardinG, motorcycle racing, pERfoRming a rescue, eTc.) tO chaNGE tHe gOGgLE, maSk ANd/oR LEns. AlternativelY, a user can pIvOT tHe lens up awAY frOm His eyes, If he/she Wears GLasses wIth a pivotAble lens cOmMonlY KNowN in the art. BUt, pivotiNg the lens OF thesE TyPes of GlaSses reSuLts In the Lens beINg lOcateD above ThE eyes iN a posItIon where The lens can no longer proviDe subsTantiAl pRotection To tHE eyEs. Thus, theRe haS gone unmet A neEd fOr a goGglE, Mask aNd/
. issued on Dec. 14, 1999,  discloses  a de vic e f or  use  bya person to or i enta te a camera in eithera hor iz o ntal or  vert ical po s it i o n w hi le  al lo w in g the  pe rson to  positionthe  l ight sourceo fthe flashuni t to be abov e t he len s.  Th i s dev ice  is s implya  holde r for the  f l ash at t achment s an d th e user is forcedt om anually attach  and d et a ch t hesyn c cords fr om  thef lash un i ts s o  th a t the flash a bove the le n s i s thefl ash that i s bei ng use d. Other pa tent s detailillumi n ating d e vice ho lders,  bu t f ailt oco mpe ns a tef or  th e  pl anar ori en ta tionof t h e c amer a i n an  auto matic mode. ( U.S . Pa t . N o. 4, 259,0 00 t oHered ia iss ued M ar . 31, 1981, U.S . Pa t. No. 4, 752 ,7 94to  Boha n non is sue d J un. 21,  1988)T hes ep a t en ts would not be ap pl i c ab le to si tuatio n s,  h e rein des cr ibe d, w h e re ra pids uc cessionof pic t ur es  need t obe tak en , w ith out t i me t o manu ally adj ust f o r photographic camera planar or i e nt a tion . G oggles, mas ks a n d ot here ye -pr o tecti on sy st e ms are very useful toke ep dus t, wi nd, gravel, m etal shavi n g s  and the  lik e  o u t of the eyes.  In h umid envir o nments a nd/or  duringstrenuous p hysicalact ivi tya g r e at  deal of vent i l atio nbetween  th e lensofthe  go ggl eor masksand theey es  o fthe  user is highl ypre fe rab le to preven t orremo ve  c o nde nsation fr o m  ins id ethegog gl es, m asks orother s ystems. I n o t hersi tu ationswhere dust, m et al shaving sorthe li k e  can eas ily irritate the eyes,a  substa nti allycomp lete seal  an d/or a  pa r tial o r filt eredse alb e tween t he  le ns  and the e y e s o f a u se r is  desira ble.
Unfortunately ,  in  order to var y t he a m o un t o f  v e nti la t ion b etween the lens  and eyesof auser, theu ser  t ypicall y needs  to r e move th e particu lar goggl e,  mas k oreye-protec tion sys tem and p u t ona  d iffer ent  pair.  T his  is e xpensi v e b ecaus e theus er nee ds se ve ral diff erent goggles, masks, l enses,  etc. , a nd inconv eni e ntbecause t he u ser must s top  wh ateve r t h ey ar e do i ng  (f o r exa mple ,  skiing,s no wbo a r di ng, motorcy c l e  ra cing,  pe r formin g arescue, etc.) toc hange the gogg le,m a skand / or l en s. Alternative ly,  a u ser canpi vot the len s up awa yf rom h is eye s, ifhe/shew e ar s  glass es w ith  a pivota ble  l e ns comm on ly knownin t he  art.But, p i voti n g  the lens of the se ty p e s ofg las ses r es ults in thelens being  located ab ove th e ey es in  a posi ti on whe reth e lens can no longer  prov ide sub st anti alprotec tion t o the  eye s.  Th us, there h as go ne unm et a  need  f or a  goggle,m ask and/ 
. issued_on Dec._14, 1999, discloses a_device for_use_by a_person_to orientate a_camera in either_a horizontal or vertical_position while allowing_the_person to position the light source of the flash unit to be above the_lens._This device_is_simply_a holder for the flash_attachments and the user is_forced to_manually attach and detach the sync cords from_the_flash units so_that the flash above the lens is the flash_that is being used. Other patents_detail illuminating device_holders,_but_fail to compensate for_the planar orientation of the camera_in an automatic mode. (U.S. Pat._No. 4,259,000 to Heredia issued Mar. 31,_1981, U.S. Pat. No. 4,752,794 to_Bohannon issued Jun. 21, 1988)_These patents_would not be applicable to_situations, herein described,_where rapid_succession of pictures_need to be taken, without time_to manually adjust_for photographic camera planar orientation. Goggles,_masks_and other eye-protection_systems_are_very useful_to keep dust,_wind,_gravel, metal_shavings_and the like out of the_eyes._In humid environments and/or during strenuous physical_activity a great deal_of_ventilation between the lens_of the goggle or masks_and the eyes of the user_is highly_preferable to_prevent or remove condensation from inside the goggles, masks or other_systems. In other situations where dust,_metal shavings or the_like can_easily_irritate the eyes,_a_substantially complete_seal and/or a partial or filtered seal_between the_lens and the eyes of a_user is desirable.
Unfortunately, in_order_to vary the amount of ventilation_between the lens and eyes of_a user, the user typically_needs_to_remove the particular goggle, mask_or eye-protection system and put on_a different pair._This is expensive because the user needs_several_different goggles, masks, lenses, etc., and_inconvenient_because the user must stop whatever_they_are_doing (for example, skiing, snowboarding,_motorcycle racing, performing a rescue, etc.)_to change the goggle, mask and/or lens. Alternatively, a_user can pivot_the lens up away from_his_eyes,_if he/she wears glasses with a pivotable lens commonly known_in the_art. But, pivoting_the lens of these types of glasses results in the_lens being located above the eyes in_a position where the lens can no longer provide substantial protection_to the eyes. Thus, there has gone unmet_a need for a goggle, mask and/