The patent for a camera lens that won a technical achievement award at the 1997 Oscars has been nullified by a federal judge in Los Angeles who ruled its inventor lied to patent investigators. Judge Gary Feess said that Australian nature photographer James Frazier "made materially false and misleading statements" in his patent application for the advanced lens.
April 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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