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CAMERA ACCESSORIES sa CAMERA BAG, CASE & STORAGE sa CAMERA MOTOR DRIVE & WINDER sa CAMERA SHUTTER RELEASE sa CAMERA SUPPORT xx CAMERA One professional describes what items he finds useful to carry in his camera bag. How to mate a Leitz Visoflex housing to the Minolta CLE camera. Tip on using "Velcro" to secure your lens cap, light meter, etc. when not in use. The "Go Lightly" camera outfit for assignment photographers. Checklist of professional-caliber equipment which will fit in one soft-sided shoulder bag, but provide everything you need for location shooting. How to adapt a universal bellows to your camera. Build a 35mm SLR view camera. This special bellows unit uses a 50mm flat-field lens that can swing, tilt and/or shift. Used to make closeup photos that are in focus throughout an extreme depth of field. Miscellaneous equipment which one photographer carries in his camera case, in addition to his view camera and film. Install a Kodak camera clip on a Minox camera. Five items to have in your gadget bag "just in case" include tape, marker, screwdriver set, selenium-cell light meter and magnifier. "Eye shade" attached to back of camera covers the left eye while the right focuses without squinting. Simple plate attached to a tripod and to the bottom of a 35mm camera holds in the rewind button for making double exposures. Make mine matte. Using matte boxes in 35mm still photography. Three models compared and results of using a matte box are illustrated. Tip: How and why to use a small bubble level to level your tripod, camera and other photographic equipment. How to make a bellows for practically anything. Five top professional photographers show us the inside of their camera bags, and explain the whens and whys of their equipment. Odd coupling. Tips on how to make or modify your own camera equipment. Includes ideas for slide duplicating, adding bellows, light metering, etc. Tip: Attach a luggage tag holder to your camera to hold the end flap from a film box. Tip: Use clear pressure-sensitive identification pockets on your camera and other equipment to hold film exposure data, box flaps, notes, etc. The well-equipped camera bag. A professional photographer describes what equipment he carries in his bag. How to use the "expo-SURE" camera attachment to approximate a gray-card exposure for color-printing purposes. How to build a low-cost periscope adapter for your camera. Lets you take "candid" pictures at right-angles from the direction your camera is pointing. How to build a posing mirror to provide your subject with a means of examining a pose before exposure for more efficient portrait, fashion, and figure photography. SPECIAL SECTION on 35mm single-reflex photography. Camera body and lens accessories. Includes motor drives, camera backs, finders, etc. 35mm SLR super course. Part 7. Camera body and lens accessories. 35mm SLR super course. Part 8. Close-up equipment, tripods and camera cases. School of photography. Lesson 6. Camera accessories. Part 1. Winders, motor drives, camera backs, self-timer, finders, screens, cable releases, tele-converters, matte boxes, multiple exposure, etc. School of photography. Lesson 7. Camera accessories. Part 2. Close-up lenses, extension tubes, bellows units, macro lenses, lens-reversing rings, close-up shooting tips, camera supports, carrying cases, etc. Understanding and using the wide variey of camera accessories. Covering winders, motor drives, motor drive accessories, data backs, interchangeable viewfinders, cable releases, tele-converters, matte boxes, in-camera multiple exposures, tripods and other camera supports. Outdoor field accessories for the photographer. Tips on clothes, tripods, tote bags, etc. Special section: Camera accessories. Data backs and systems for 35mm still cameras. Part 1. A survey of equipment and opportunities. Data backs and systems for 35mm still cameras. Part 2. A review of some of the requirements in instrumentation and data recording, and a discussion of the equipment with which to do it. Tips on using a 90 degree mirror to take pictures "around corners" or on an enlarger to make mural-size prints. List of accessories to take along when going on a photo excursion. They will protect the camera and allow simple repairs while enroute. Professional photographer lists her 50 favorite gadgets. 21 accessories to take along when doing serious outdoor photography. Tips on selecting camera accessories not made by the camera manufacturer. Homemade accessories for outdoor photography. Ideas include a sturdy gunstock, reflectors, beanbags, etc. A slide-film bias for use with automatic-exposure bracketing accessories (databacks). Tip: Use your flash shoe in place of a film-reminder holder. PC terminal cover is made from the end cap of a ballpoint pen. It's in the bag. Low-cost gadgets that pros carry in their camera bags can help you make better pictures too. Mechanical photo calculators. A user test of low-tech devices to help you set exposure, balance color temperatures, and estimate depth of field and hyperfocal distances. Pro photographer lists the emergency tools and supplies he always carries in his camera bag. Tip on attaching a diode laser to a Leica M3 rangefinder and using it to focus without having to look through the viewfinder. Included in an article on the Leica M3 viewfinder. Everyday items that should be in your camera bag. Warming a dewcap. Two techniques for using cheap electrical resistors to raise the temperature of a telescope dewcap or camera lens. | |||||||||
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