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[photo-3d] Re: PUCK STEREO BOX
- From: rsage@xxxxxxxx
- Subject: [photo-3d] Re: PUCK STEREO BOX
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 20:16:20 -0000
--- In photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxx, pennywise@xxxx wrote:
> H E L P ! ! ! !
> I have a PUCK STEREO box camera with a stuck shutter.
> Now, I am quite happy to open the front of the camera and set
> about fixing it - but - before I do that, is there anyone out there
who
> has any idea of how the simple box camera shutter operated?
> I don't like the idea of going in totally blind - if there is a
spring
> missing or a broken one floating loose, I would like some idea of
> what I should be looking for.
> I want to use this baby - it seems to be quite well made and I
> understand that the lenses are achromats.
> If anyone has seen inside one of these, any advice would be a
> godsend - it is so nice that I am trying to avoid spoiling it, but
the
> shutter must work.
> Come on kids!!!! thinking caps on.
> Tony(UK)
> Note to Steve Berezin:- FED book arrived here safely, thanks.
Tony,
Don't be afraid to take the front of the Puck off. Mine was working,
but I wanted to get inside and clean the lenses. Just pull out the
four pins. The close-up lenses are attached to the front and lever to
those needs to be guided out, but that's about it. I'm sure there is
a
simple spring arangement like any simple box camera. I am afraid,
however that they are single element lenses of box camera quality (a
bit soft). I used 100 asa in mine with small aperatures for a sunny
day and it worked fine.
Good Luck,
Rod S.
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