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Baffling Sputnik
- From: P3D John Bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Baffling Sputnik
- Date: Mon, 10 Jun 96 10:05:42 PDT
Elliott wrote:
> (does anyone know a source for side by side 6x6 and 6x4.5 mounts?)
Joel sells Spicer mounts. See his web site for the fantastic variety
of sizes offered. 8-) Also, Q-Vu sells the most common mount which
is suitable for paired TLRs or slide bar 6x6 pairs.
> Joel noted the small amount of flare in one image, which is not
> objectionable, but makes one think about fabricating shades for the
> camera. Also, Don Lopp was explaining to me his system of blocking
> internal reflections and light leaks some Sputniks seem to have (he cuts
> a paper mask, painted flat black, and mounts one in the left and right
> compartment of the camera, about a half inch in from the film plane (e.g.
> between the film plane and the lens. One would need to experiment and
> check the light path with the back open, the lens locked open, and a
> ground glass in place for determining the side widths of the mask
> apertures.)
Could you sketch up something? When I look in the back of my Sputnik,
I don't see much room for baffles. I did notice a lot of low angle
reflection off the shiny surfaces. That got me to thinking maybe that's
the source of some of the softness of the images. I could paint the
chambers flat black or install Edmund telescope flocking, I guess. I'd
like to hear more about this before proceeding.
Thanks,
John B
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