johnnyh4
ANGULON FOLDER SPECIAL Mk.1 - Picture 2 of 2
The Infinity position was defined by a stick-on label with a mark to indicate where to place the front of the lens standard carriage.
The camera wire-frame viewfinder system is not used, as the rear frame was positioned to erect at the front face of the camera; this meant that the eye would have had to be positioned at an impracticably forward position for wide-angle use. So a suitable viewfinder was salvaged from an old disposable 35mm film camera.
(Hat-tip:- jay.fedka.com/index_files/Page358.htm ).
This was fixed with a 'sticky fixer' pad so as to be removable without damage to the camera.
I expect to evolve the design with experience in use and as bits and pieces become available to improve the ergonomics. Some of the first results are shown in the Set 'Sixty-Six-ish Degrees Wide Landscapes'
ANGULON FOLDER SPECIAL Mk.1 - Picture 2 of 2
The Infinity position was defined by a stick-on label with a mark to indicate where to place the front of the lens standard carriage.
The camera wire-frame viewfinder system is not used, as the rear frame was positioned to erect at the front face of the camera; this meant that the eye would have had to be positioned at an impracticably forward position for wide-angle use. So a suitable viewfinder was salvaged from an old disposable 35mm film camera.
(Hat-tip:- jay.fedka.com/index_files/Page358.htm ).
This was fixed with a 'sticky fixer' pad so as to be removable without damage to the camera.
I expect to evolve the design with experience in use and as bits and pieces become available to improve the ergonomics. Some of the first results are shown in the Set 'Sixty-Six-ish Degrees Wide Landscapes'