edgehill: Finally got the movements I wanted out of the mount.
edgehill: Finally got the movements I wanted out of the mount.
edgehill: Work-bench test shot, I was able to raise that last vignetting out in the final version. I went through 4 or 5 completely different assemblies, each not quite right.
edgehill: Third Shot (battery died so I used the antique razr cell phone ;-)
edgehill: Third Shot - setup (battery died so I used the antique razr cell phone ;-)
edgehill: Translucent white plastic placemat screen with greatly reduced hot spot.
edgehill: Translucent 'clear' plastic placemat screen with ugly hot spot.
edgehill: Second Shot - setup
edgehill: Second Shot - f/64
edgehill: Second Shot - f/4.5
edgehill: First shot :-)
edgehill: First shot :-)
edgehill: Basic camera complete
edgehill: Basic camera complete
edgehill: Cutting the lens board with an exacto. Bamboo frames are done with thin plywood hold-downs, all screws, no glue.
edgehill: These three show how tight the fit is on the small end, requiring a cardboard test piece, how that ended up being asymmetrical, and how the last fold needs to be trimmed off.
edgehill: These three show how tight the fit is on the small end, requiring a cardboard test piece, how that ended up being asymmetrical, and how the last fold needs to be trimmed off.
edgehill: These three show how tight the fit is on the small end, requiring a cardboard test piece, how that ended up being asymmetrical, and how the last fold needs to be trimmed off.
edgehill: 16" Bellows
edgehill: 16" Bellows
edgehill: 16" Bellows
edgehill: Blue painters tape and Scotch 3M #463 2 Mil High Tack Adhesive Transfer Tape.
edgehill: Bellows Mylar 'frame'
edgehill: Test bellows 3-1/2" to 1-1/4", 6" extension from cheap craft paper 12" x 18"
edgehill: bellows
edgehill: bellows-calc
edgehill: bellows-dimensions
edgehill: 84-second exposure at night, off-axis without correction.
edgehill: Attempt at eliminating the hot spot by shooting off-axis with a tilt lens, then stretching back into scale.
edgehill: Best effort using flexible 'placemat' plastic material as the focus screen. Contrast adjustments emphasize vignetting.