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I wish to try out a Leitz Vario-Orthomat, which fits into an Ortholux 38mm trino port, on a trino with just a 23.2 mm port
Not being very mechanically minded I do not know whether this is likely to be possible with any readily available, inexpensive parts.
So ideas/part suggestions please.
Many thanks
John
Leitz Vario-Orthomat to 23.2mm Port. Ideas please.
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What trino? Pictures, please. If the phototube is short or removable it could be done with a custom machined adapter. you would need not only to match the diameter but also the right optical position.
AFAIK the vario Orthomat is in fact a zoom compensating photoeyepiece originally meant to be used afocally with a 1/3 lens.
AFAIK the vario Orthomat is in fact a zoom compensating photoeyepiece originally meant to be used afocally with a 1/3 lens.
Pau
Thanks.
Assume just any trino with an internal 23.2mm ID port. Nothing specific.
If there are no ready made opportunities or combinations for mechanical means of 38mm OD to 23.2 ID then I do not wish to invest in a costly custom machined adapter.
I have the complete Leitz Vario-Orthomat to hand with an adapter to Canon EOS.
Still would welcome readers who have a mechanical awareness around available parts to chip in if at all possible.
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John
Assume just any trino with an internal 23.2mm ID port. Nothing specific.
If there are no ready made opportunities or combinations for mechanical means of 38mm OD to 23.2 ID then I do not wish to invest in a costly custom machined adapter.
I have the complete Leitz Vario-Orthomat to hand with an adapter to Canon EOS.
Still would welcome readers who have a mechanical awareness around available parts to chip in if at all possible.
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John
It is not going to be possible as the diameter going in is smaller than the zoom periplan eyepiece. If you simply raised the periplan zoom eyepiece up with an adapter, you would destroy the tube length as well as the parfocality.
Then you have the problem of no .32X lens in the Canon adapter to contend with.
Leitz/Leica also made a very rare infinity Periplan zoom eyepiece for the infinity microscopes that has a smaller diameter mount so as not to be confused with the finite compensating Zoom Periplan. Only smaller by one or twomillimeters, though.
Then you have the problem of no .32X lens in the Canon adapter to contend with.
Leitz/Leica also made a very rare infinity Periplan zoom eyepiece for the infinity microscopes that has a smaller diameter mount so as not to be confused with the finite compensating Zoom Periplan. Only smaller by one or twomillimeters, though.
I am not young enough to know everything.