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    how to mount a cinephor lens

    I have a 9" cinephor lens that i'm trying to figure out how to mount onto my B&J 8x10. I have a Universal Iris Mount. The smooth surface of the lens doesn't seem to have any way to mount it using the iris.

    Any clever ways to mount these lenses with or without trashing it.
    Robert Oliver

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    Re: how to mount a cinephor lens

    Drill a tight hole in a wood lens board and friction fit it. That is what most people do.

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    Re: how to mount a cinephor lens

    Use a rubber band wrapped around the barrel to provide a rim to mount to your universal iris mount.

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    Re: how to mount a cinephor lens

    similar to wimpler's idea would be to use a metal hose clamp of the appropriate size. should provide a sufficient bearing surface for your universal clamp but is not permanent and easily removed.
    The only trouble with doin' nothing is you can't tell when you get caught up

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