Hi!! I want to do a micro scan of miniatures with details about 5 milimeters. I have DAVID-CAM-3.1-M and the beamer ACER K132. I´ll buy this lens for the beamer http://xn--przisionsoptiken-wnb.eu/achromat-p-1559.html
Can you recommend me another change? Is my new lens of the beamer correct for these meshes?
Any help is welcome, Thanks!
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by Anaolvida » Thu Mar 10, 2016 7:19 pm
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Re: Micro Scan
by WalterMo » Fri Mar 11, 2016 2:05 pm
You intend to scan 5mm small miniatures? Good luck!
Here in this thread you will find some hints of Benoy:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4491&p=23046#p23046
and also infos by derHenry where and what lenses and adapters he bought.
For me it seems that the diameter of 22mm of the lens which you have chosen is too small. The beam coming out of the projector is tilted upwards. Maybe it could be cutted by the 22mm lens. Simply test it with a piece of paper, put it at that place where the lens should be fixed later on. Remember that the lens is ca. 10mm thick!
The light intensity of the K132 at that close distance (= small projection area) will be rather high! This could overdrive the sensitity of the camera's aperture. Therefore you have to put a grey filter in front of the camera's lens. Not in front of the projector's lens! The filter could be overheated.
What makes you thinking of 75mm focal length?
Here in this thread you will find some hints of Benoy:
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4491&p=23046#p23046
and also infos by derHenry where and what lenses and adapters he bought.
For me it seems that the diameter of 22mm of the lens which you have chosen is too small. The beam coming out of the projector is tilted upwards. Maybe it could be cutted by the 22mm lens. Simply test it with a piece of paper, put it at that place where the lens should be fixed later on. Remember that the lens is ca. 10mm thick!
The light intensity of the K132 at that close distance (= small projection area) will be rather high! This could overdrive the sensitity of the camera's aperture. Therefore you have to put a grey filter in front of the camera's lens. Not in front of the projector's lens! The filter could be overheated.
What makes you thinking of 75mm focal length?
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