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Re: Camera shift spacing - oops
- From: P3D john bercovitz <bercov@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Camera shift spacing - oops
- Date: Sun, 1 Jun 1997 08:55:11 -0700
I said:
> Why don't you market a viewfinder
> which fits in the strobe shoe? You could offer inserts with the lines
> on them. One insert for 35 mm lens, one for 50 mm lens, and so on. The
> SLR ground glass marking would be a little better for closeups because
> you rack the lens out for closeups thereby changing its operating focal
> length.
I got a couple of concepts mixed when I made this statement. If you have
an aftermarket viewfinder which fits in the shoe, you don't have to offer
options because the correct distance is 1/30 of the focal length and the
focal length of your viewfinder is fixed. I mixed it up with the SLR case
where you would have to change the spacing of the lines on the ground glass
to match the focal length of the lens you put on the front of the camera.
Sorry for adding to the confusion.
John B
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