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Improvement in the mirrorshift during prolonged exposure photography with the Shumit Caseglen.
The Tomita Mirror Shift Lock




Direct measurement of motion
�@Motion of the mirror shiftwas directly measured using a dial guage.
�@The dial gauge was attached to the face of the perimeter of the mirror, and measurements taken. (refer tothe SHUMIKASE focus outline figure)
�@�@�@�@�@�@�@�@�@shift of the mirror perimeter
guage screw �@C11-EX �@�@�@C8-EX
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With this improvement, the shift is reduced to about a third in the C11 and to about half with the C8.

Trial Product - released

�@The left hand snap below is a trial product for the C11. The one on the right is for the C8.
�@Each left hand side is a standard knob.

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Attachment - Released
The following snaps show the attachments for the C11 and C8 respectively.

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Handling
�@Having first loosened the guage screw, it is focused by the "Focus" knob.
�@Once focused, the screw is tightened.
�@The focus shifts for a time.
�@The time to focus is measured over a few times.
�@The trick is to find the place where the Focus knob doesn't move and it stays in focus.

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Prices�F

�@for C8/C9�@�@�@$30
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�@for C11�@�@�@�@�@$33
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