Opemus 6a enlarger adapter to digital camera
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Adapter to be able to use a digital camera to digitalize negatives in the arm of a enlarger OPEMUS 6a.
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- Photo & Video
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This adapter allows you to use a digital camera in the arm of a Opemus 6a enlarger.
Recomendations:
→ Slide: print in PETG 70% infill.
→ Body: print in PETG 70% infill. Organic support everywhere and extended brim.
→ Pin: print in PETG with 100% infill horizontally with extended brim.
→ The tripod mount works better with some soft material in the top, like any tripod mount.
Note the pin will eventually get damaged by the screw of the enlarger. This part enventually needs to be printed in a stronger material or build a metal one. If you are okey replacing the pin from time to time it works well.
You will need a M5 25mm screw and a square nut to secure the body and the slide.
Alternatively you can also secure the pin and the body with a screw and an insert. But glue works well for this.
Also, there is an option to completly secure the tripod mount with the body through another screw. This option is available but overkill.
The camera seats nice and leveled.