colyn
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Anybody know the register of the Retina IIIc?
I've looked at several lists on google but while the Reflex series is listed I cannot find the IIIc...
I've looked at several lists on google but while the Reflex series is listed I cannot find the IIIc...
Moto-Uno
Moto-Uno
As an owner of a Retina 111c,I'm curious,what is the register you're speaking of ?
Regards,Peter
Regards,Peter
colyn
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As an owner of a Retina 111c,I'm curious,what is the register you're speaking of ?
Regards,Peter
The register is the distance from the lens flange to film plane.
Moto-Uno
Moto-Uno
Thanks for the explanation Colyn.
Regards,Peter
Regards,Peter
Chris Sherlock
Established
I'm sure there was a figure that Kodak worked to when assembling the cameras, but I don't recall seeing it anywhere.
In manufacture the focus helicals would have been set to a standard distance from the film plane and the lens/shutter assembly finely adjusted by the addition of shims as required.
This method would allow the rangefinder to be set up prior to adding the lens and shutter to the body.
Regards, Chris
In manufacture the focus helicals would have been set to a standard distance from the film plane and the lens/shutter assembly finely adjusted by the addition of shims as required.
This method would allow the rangefinder to be set up prior to adding the lens and shutter to the body.
Regards, Chris
rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
Since the lens was two part (different front elements screwed into a fixed rear element) and it wasn't a true interchangeable lens camera, it may be that nobody ever tried to figure out the distance...
Dwig
Well-known
Since the lens was two part (different front elements screwed into a fixed rear element) and it wasn't a true interchangeable lens camera, it may be that nobody ever tried to figure out the distance...
Actually, since the lens is not actually interchangeable, merely having interchangeable front cells, the concept of a register distance doesn't apply. You can't mount a complete lens on the front of the shutter, only front cells specifically designed to mate with the fixed rear cell.
Moto-Uno
Moto-Uno
Well now you've got my curiosity up,why perchance would you want to know this?
Regards,a fellow 111c owner,Peter
Regards,a fellow 111c owner,Peter
colyn
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Well now you've got my curiosity up,why perchance would you want to know this?
Regards,a fellow 111c owner,Peter
I was looking for a starting point for a conversion I am thinking about doing which would involve removing the shutter/len/focusing helicoid from a trashed body and mounting it on an adapter to be used on my Panasonic G1 MFT camera..
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