It also appears that there should be a piece of spring steel here to help the spinner flip out:
It also appears that there should be a piece of spring steel here to help the spinner flip out:
That’s quite a substantial improvement…
and I can’t help but ask, so the designers of this clone did not shoot with their own creation to make sure it would work properly?
Who is making and selling this New 75mm Hypergon Lens?
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Actually we've released some test shot on August.Originally Posted by Kiwi7475
http://xhslink.com/5AnBFx
http://xhslink.com/2YSBFx
On our shots, the raw brass did not affect this much. Maybe it was the problem of the chemical we used on our final product to make these brass parts even more shinier. I will do some further test next weekend.
With the camera pointed up, was the spinner being used for those; it looks really dark on the edges, like the spinner was not used in the 6 to 1 ratio.
the ratio is even greater than 6 to 1 in this case. It's hard to control reciprocity law failure on this photo paper. I've also tested on kodak ra4 paper last month which could provide a.better result in even lower price.With the camera pointed up, was the spinner being used for those; it looks really dark on the edges, like the spinner was not used in the 6 to 1 ratio.
Ok, that is pretty nice for a paper negative.
I sanded the interior of the fan to make it smooth.
Then I re-painted it. With Krylon Flat Black to see if it is any better than the Rustoleum. I don't have any of the 'super black' paint at this time.
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