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November 11th, 2007, 07:19 PM
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Do you have any plans or close-up of the rod and base system? Thanks
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November 16th, 2007, 05:57 AM
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November 25th, 2007, 11:58 PM
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Thanks, sorry for getting back so late, been busy. The basic element for the rail system, I purchased from Home Depot, there was about 16 left from old stocks and couldn't find anymore. I screwed 2 of these together with a piece of aluminum to make the basic element. For the GG I used a focusing screen that I found from the used samys camera store. I bought three of them and messed up 2 of them trying to get it round, there was no info on it so I don't know what brand it was. I liked this GG the best cause the bokeh looked natural and didnt have that super out of focus look. The follow focus was a hell to make, especially the moving arm gear for the lens gear. Here are some pictures so you guys can check out the design.
http://www.papalico.com/R1.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R2.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R3.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R4.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R5.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R6.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R7.JPG http://www.papalico.com/R8.JPG http://www.papalico.com/A1.JPG |
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