Super friggin cool bellows factor compensator thingie.

Nacio Jan Brown said:

For those who haven't read the Quick Disc instructions its advantage is that the target you place in the scene to measure on the ground glass is round rather than square. For optimum accuracy a square target must have either its width or its height perpendicular to line of sight from the camera. With a round target orientation doesn't matter--you just measure across the widest axis of the round image on the ground glass. njb

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mark said:

So where is the super friggin doohickey down load?

Does your solution blow away? My quickdisk blew over the rim of Canyon De Chelly. Never stayed where i put it anyway. My wife just inherited a marine service shop with a metal mill. I have been thinking about making one of these out of aluminum, so it stays put. I don't know the first thing about fixing boats but i do know how to put the tools other uses. I'll leave the boat fixing to the shop manager and other employees.

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Thomas Bertilsson said:

Just laminate it. That's what I did. I have JBrunner's arguably handsome face in plastic.

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argus said:

Thanks for showing us, Jason.

Actually I like my current Quickdisc better, because you can also critically focus on it. With your version, that will be a bit more difficult, but maybe a hint for further improvement?

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