A Zuiko 50/1.8 (mount end toward film) makes a superb 5X loupe. For
magnificaton of other lenses as a loupe divide 250 by focal length.
Chuck Norcutt
> -------Original Message-------
> From: Darin <d.rhein@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [OM] Light box & Loupe?
> Sent: Dec 24 '07 03:18
>
>
> Hello List,
>
> Well, I finally broke down and bought a film scanner, a CanoScan 4400F (I
> know, I'm about 10-15 yrs behind the curve). I want to get a light box and
> loupe for inspection/selection of film and slides for scanning. Problem is, I
> know absolutely nothing about light boxes, and not much more when it comes to
> loupes. So, I was hoping I could pick your collective brains on the subject.
> I'd like to keep the cost of the combo under $100 U.S. if it's possible to
> get something descent in that price range. I was wondering if the relatively
> inexpensive light boxes for drawing would be sufficent, and should light temp
> a major consideration? What power loupe should I get for 35mm film/slides?
> Are there other factors to consider when purchasing a loupe? TIA, and a very
> happy holidays to everyone!
>
> Darin
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