brycejohnston333
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Hello all! I'm making an Instax film back for Holga, following the example of this DIY one: https://www.flickr.com/photos/116526163@N02/12380551873/in/photostream/ I got in contact with the maker of this and asked him about how he corrected for the increased film plane distance. He told me he just used a corrective diopter lens from a different Holga polaroid back and it worked great. Unfortunately I cant find one of these corrective diopter lenses by itself for sale anywhere, and don't wanna spend $100+ for a polaroid back. All I know is that it's a "0.3x corrective lens". In Holga spirit I've been looking at various optics suppliers for diopter lenses, but I just don't really know what that '0.3x' stands for, I've only found lens specs for magnification and diopter values. Does anyone have any idea how I could go about replicating that correction lens, or perhaps even have one they could send a few pictures of?