Hi Bob,

This finder slides into a bracket and it use the camera focusing screen. I don't have it with me right now to mesure it but I'll shoot some pictures tonight to give you a better look at it.

Patrick

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From: "Bob Schlesinger"
Reply-To: MF3D-group@yahoogroups.com
To: MF3D-group@yahoogroups.com
Subject: 2nd Try RE: [MF3D-group] K88 or NC-2 Finder (was re: newbie here)
Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2007 08:52:28 -0800

I am essentially sending this out again since there haven't been any replies to my earlier one (it might have gotten buried in all the recent Folio and NSA posts):

 

Can anyone give specs/dimensions on the viewfinder below (particularly the base dimensions)?   I'm interested in determining if it can be adapted to work on an old Voigtlander Stereflectoscop if I can figure out how to attach it properly.

(I may have clearance issues to mount a finder but at least want to be sure in case someone has done something creative).

 

Patrick - How does it attach to the TL120 (or any other camera)? - does it slide or hinge into a bracket?  What kind of focusing screen does it require?  Are you using the one that came with the camera or something else ?

 

Any other suggestions regarding focal plane, mounting, etc. would be greatly appreciated (as would comments from anyone else who has tried to adapt this or a hasselblad finder to an old camera that might have clearance issues.

 

Thanks!

 

-Bob Schlesinger

 

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On 4/2/2007 at 1:10 PM Patrick Dube wrote:

This is the finder I use on my TL120 and I'm very happy with it. I would not go back to the original finder.

Have a look (the last photo on this web page) :

http://soliton. map-logix. com/TL120_ LensHoodTest/ index.html

Patrick

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From: "Neima, Matt"
Reply-To: MF3D-group@yahoogro ups.com
To: "'MF3D-group@ yahoogroups. com'"
Subject: [MF3D-group] Re: newbie here
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2007 17:51:39 +0200

Hi John,

Welcome to the group!
Thanks for sending the link. It looks like the prism finders could work on
the TL120 MF 3D camera. Does anyone have experience with the quality of
their products? The prices look good. But the shipping is expensive.

Matt

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1. newbie here - do you know about this site for K88/Hassy compatible V
Posted by: "jmorton04" jmorton04@yahoo. com jmorton04
Date: Sun Apr 1, 2007 3:14 pm ((PDT))

http://www.araxfoto .com/accessories /arax/

Greetings!,
I am a newbie here and a user/collector of photo relics (film cameras)
who seldom gets to do any shooting. I have had no dealings with ARAX,
but generally they seem to be one of the better dealers in FSU foto
apparat, at least according to folks on the KIEV REPORT website. Some
people have high praise for the prism finders for the K88. Would those
be useful on a MF3D camera?
My only experiences with 3d is via my trusty Stereo Realist.
I hope the link is useful or at least interesting.
Thanks,
John Morton

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Hi Bob,

Take a look at these pictures :

http://soliton.map-logix.com/20070407_KIEV88_Finder/

I Hope it will answer some of your questions.

Patrick

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From: "Bob Schlesinger"
Reply-To: MF3D-group@yahoogroups.com
To: MF3D-group@yahoogroups.com
Subject: 2nd Try RE: [MF3D-group] K88 or NC-2 Finder (was re: newbie here)
Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2007 08:52:28 -0800

I am essentially sending this out again since there haven't been any replies to my earlier one (it might have gotten buried in all the recent Folio and NSA posts):

 

Can anyone give specs/dimensions on the viewfinder below (particularly the base dimensions)?   I'm interested in determining if it can be adapted to work on an old Voigtlander Stereflectoscop if I can figure out how to attach it properly.

(I may have clearance issues to mount a finder but at least want to be sure in case someone has done something creative).

 

Patrick - How does it attach to the TL120 (or any other camera)? - does it slide or hinge into a bracket?  What kind of focusing screen does it require?  Are you using the one that came with the camera or something else ?

 

Any other suggestions regarding focal plane, mounting, etc. would be greatly appreciated (as would comments from anyone else who has tried to adapt this or a hasselblad finder to an old camera that might have clearance issues.

 

Thanks!

 

-Bob Schlesinger

 

*********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********

On 4/2/2007 at 1:10 PM Patrick Dube wrote:

This is the finder I use on my TL120 and I'm very happy with it. I would not go back to the original finder.

Have a look (the last photo on this web page) :

http://soliton. map-logix. com/TL120_ LensHoodTest/ index.html

Patrick

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From: "Neima, Matt"
Reply-To: MF3D-group@yahoogro ups.com
To: "'MF3D-group@ yahoogroups. com'"
Subject: [MF3D-group] Re: newbie here
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2007 17:51:39 +0200

Hi John,

Welcome to the group!
Thanks for sending the link. It looks like the prism finders could work on
the TL120 MF 3D camera. Does anyone have experience with the quality of
their products? The prices look good. But the shipping is expensive.

Matt

----------
1. newbie here - do you know about this site for K88/Hassy compatible V
Posted by: "jmorton04" jmorton04@yahoo. com jmorton04
Date: Sun Apr 1, 2007 3:14 pm ((PDT))

http://www.araxfoto .com/accessories /arax/

Greetings!,
I am a newbie here and a user/collector of photo relics (film cameras)
who seldom gets to do any shooting. I have had no dealings with ARAX,
but generally they seem to be one of the better dealers in FSU foto
apparat, at least according to folks on the KIEV REPORT website. Some
people have high praise for the prism finders for the K88. Would those
be useful on a MF3D camera?
My only experiences with 3d is via my trusty Stereo Realist.
I hope the link is useful or at least interesting.
Thanks,
John Morton

---

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