| >Has anyone had any experience putting a non-Olympus (specifically, N*kon)
| >camera on an Olympus bellows?
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| Is there any specific reason you need to use an Olympus bellows --
| other than the obvious "that's what I got?"
80/4 1:1 Zuiko. No other lens like it!
| The (for lack of a better term) opposite T-mount -- that looks like a
| camera -- is pretty difficult to come by.
Right; it's called a T-flange and that's what I hope to locate.
I did think of another way to put a N*kon body on an OM bellows. In place
of the removable camera mount on the bellows, which is 52 mm in diameter, I
think I can put any camera with a 2-inch telescope eyepiece tube adapter.
| BTW: what the heck is a world-reknown astrophotographer doing with a
| bellows, anyway? :-)
Slide duplication, my secret superpower! Many astro slides are underexposed
and/or have low contrast. Duplication peps them up nicely.
Clear skies,
Michael A. Covington / AI Center / The University of Georgia
Author, ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE AMATEUR
http://www.CovingtonInnovations.com/astro <><
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