Hi Hans,
Thanks for the tips, but these are not even close. The unit I have mounts to
the lens/body face and the objective end can rotate 360 degrees (down,
sideways, up) and is therefore 90 degrees to the film plane.
Thanks,
Buddy Walters
VELUWEH@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< Maybe this helps in further identification, if it's really a Leica
Visoflex. I found a picture on the Net of this device at:
http://wanda.phl.pond.com/~lhsa/ifp/visoflex3ad.gif
It is the front of the 1967 Leitz Wetzlar brochure for the VISOFLEX
III.
Another picture I found was of an Leitz Visoflex Microscope Camera
Adapter:
http://www.mediaspec.com/GNET/mediaspecialties/opt1/eye/lei1.html
If your device is the former, it would mean you can now also use Leitz
M lenses on your OM cameras :-) ?
Hans >>
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