doubs43
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darkkavenger said:ack... I don't have any 35mm slr alas 🙁
OK...... time to make your own! I used a piece of cheap plate glass from a picture frame and very fine valve-grinding compound to make a ground-glass surface. Then I cut the appropriate size piece using a glass cutter. You only need to prepare a relatively small area of the glass and can do it in a corner so that you can make two cuts and have your ground glass.
Your best results will be with the finest grit you can find and even pressure on a flat surface that you can move in a circular pattern. I used a large, square gum eraser.
My ground glass isn't as nice as a commercial one but it works just fine. I tape it to the film rails - ground glass side against the rails - and use a 10x loupe (8x works well too) to check focus.
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