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Re: How do you test if camera lenses match?
- From: P3D <GCCampos@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: How do you test if camera lenses match?
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 12:33:09 -0500 (EST)
What I am trying to do is use two (or more for lenticular) lens/shutter
combinations from the same type of beat up Autographic 3 cameras
to make a stereo camera. They have Rapid Rectilenear Baucsh & Lomb
lenses and Ball bearing shutters, which were originally for "poscard size"
pictures. I figured they would be good enough for 120 film.
Then I will use that camera for prints (mostly black and white portraits,
and some scenics), and not slides.
Won't it be the same quality as the stereo cards that I enjoy so much,
assuming I pick the most "matched" lenses out of the ones I have?
And I don't know if 1% is matched enough either, that is just what I think
I read somewhere.
The reason I didn't want to use film is because I don't have the camera
made yet and want to see if the lenses I have are matched closely enough
for me to even bother.
Thank you for all the input on the subject.
Grant
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