Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
Not full frame, approximately 20x30mm with 1.4/50mm I tried two new tests: - with SMC 2/55mm: almost full frame - with SMC 4/100 Macro-Bellows: I replaced the tube of Slide-Copier by a steel tube, I can do full frame. (diameter 12mm, lenght 25cm; original is 13mm diameter, 8.5mm lenght) Michel
Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
- Original Message - From: "keller.schaefer" Subject: Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner > Do you remember which setup gave you the full frame? I have also spent an > evening juggling with 35, 40, 50 and 55 mm lenses, reverse rings and extension > tubes and did not find a good setup (using the x1 slide copier). I thought the > only way would be to use the slide holder that attaches to the bellows (that I > don't have). > > Sven >From back to front: istD, short extension tube to allow mounting of the bellows past the prism extension, bellows, 77mm lens, +1 close up lens, slide duplicator. I made a temporary "bellows" to go from the duplicator to the lens, as the built in bellows wasn't quite long enough. If I hadn't been using the slide duplicator, it would have been easy, since slide placement could go pretty much any distance required, but then there are the difficulties of precise registration. I will, at some point, get a longer mount for the slide duplicator fabricated, since the only problem with the set-up is that the duplicator needs to be farther from the lens to make up for the smaller format. William Robb
Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
Do you remember which setup gave you the full frame? I have also spent an evening juggling with 35, 40, 50 and 55 mm lenses, reverse rings and extension tubes and did not find a good setup (using the x1 slide copier). I thought the only way would be to use the slide holder that attaches to the bellows (that I don't have). Sven Zitat von William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > - Original Message - > From: "Michel Carrère-Gée" > Subject: Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner > > > > > > > > >>(and 1.8/55, screw, normal or reverse) + Pentax Slide-Copier > > >>Its good ! > > >> > > >> > > > > > >Are you able to get full frame with that? > > > > > > > > Not full frame, approximately 20x30mm with 1.4/50mm > > Thats the problem I have been having with the set up, since it is > designed for the full 35mm frame. > I managed to get full frame, but it took a lot of trying. > > William Robb > > >
Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
- Original Message - From: "Michel Carrère-Gée" Subject: Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner > > > >>(and 1.8/55, screw, normal or reverse) + Pentax Slide-Copier > >>Its good ! > >> > >> > > > >Are you able to get full frame with that? > > > > > Not full frame, approximately 20x30mm with 1.4/50mm Thats the problem I have been having with the set up, since it is designed for the full 35mm frame. I managed to get full frame, but it took a lot of trying. William Robb
Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
Shel Belinkoff a écrit : There has been some discussion here about finding a slide duplicator for the istd. Well, I was looking at some slides on the light box earlier, and decided to try out the little Sony's macro setup to copy a slide. I did a few, and seem to have gotten a little better at it. So, FWIW, here's a slide duplicated/scanned with the Sony. This may not have been the best frame to use for the experiment, but it was handy. I have tried: *istD + M42/K adaptor + Pentax Auto-Bellow (screw) + SMC Takunar 1.4/50 (and 1.8/55, screw, normal or reverse) + Pentax Slide-Copier Its good ! Michel
Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
- Original Message - From: "Michel Carrère-Gée" Subject: Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner > > > > I have tried: > *istD + M42/K adaptor + Pentax Auto-Bellow (screw) + SMC Takunar 1.4/50 > (and 1.8/55, screw, normal or reverse) + Pentax Slide-Copier > Its good ! Are you able to get full frame with that? William Robb
Re: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
Nikon has made a dedicated Coolpix digital camera slide duplicator for a while now. it's adequate, but even on a light table as illumination, it shows moderate vignetting, depending on camera model. contrast goes up and so i think you have to shoot RAW to get the contrast back down without losing too much shadow or highlight detail. i use mine when i have to scan a bunch of slides quickly and don't need high quality. mostly, i loan it out to friends who own Coolpix cameras and need to copy some slides or negatives of their own. Herb... - Original Message - From: "Shel Belinkoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "PDML" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 10:40 PM Subject: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner > There has been some discussion here about finding a slide > duplicator for the istd. Well, I was looking at some slides > on the light box earlier, and decided to try out the little > Sony's macro setup to copy a slide. I did a few, and seem > to have gotten a little better at it. So, FWIW, here's a > slide duplicated/scanned with the Sony.
RE: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
Shel, It looks pretty good to me. I was thinking about doing the same thing a while ago with my Oly 5050 but never got around to do it... (cause I'm lazy). I'll give it a try this weekend if the weather is bad... Andy -Original Message- From: Shel Belinkoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 11:41 AM To: PDML Subject: Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner There has been some discussion here about finding a slide duplicator for the istd. Well, I was looking at some slides on the light box earlier, and decided to try out the little Sony's macro setup to copy a slide. I did a few, and seem to have gotten a little better at it. So, FWIW, here's a slide duplicated/scanned with the Sony. This may not have been the best frame to use for the experiment, but it was handy. http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/peris.html Comments?
Digicam Slide Duplicator / Scanner
There has been some discussion here about finding a slide duplicator for the istd. Well, I was looking at some slides on the light box earlier, and decided to try out the little Sony's macro setup to copy a slide. I did a few, and seem to have gotten a little better at it. So, FWIW, here's a slide duplicated/scanned with the Sony. This may not have been the best frame to use for the experiment, but it was handy. http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/images/peris.html Comments?
