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Step 10Put It All Together
Put the lens in the upper and gently tighten the set screws until the lens seems tight.
Use rubber bands to hold the whole enchilada onto the camera. I found four small rubber bands worked well, two on each side. The very small screws are your attachment points.
The other objects in the image will be my test subjects.
Use rubber bands to hold the whole enchilada onto the camera. I found four small rubber bands worked well, two on each side. The very small screws are your attachment points.
The other objects in the image will be my test subjects.
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Sep 12, 2009. 2:00 PMstudleylee
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Good job! I especially like the threaded PVC as a quick adjuster. -Lee
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Sep 12, 2009. 2:09 PMwhiteoakart (author)
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Thanks for the comment, Lee. I just got a new camera, so I will have to make a few adjustments to the mounting section.
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Jun 1, 2009. 4:06 AMwhiteoakart (author)
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tis a good point, rsw56. As with most hand crafted objects, many decisions are made based on that particular object with what we have on-hand.
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May 31, 2009. 9:04 AMrsw56
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Depending on the camera, you might be able to skip the "four small screws" step and simply crisscross the rubber bands placing them as far out as the threaded area, if necessary.
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