Sunday, 28-April-2024 - Veghel - This is my homemade copy stand, made using a simple idea and
high-quality components. I use it with my small Olympus TG-4, but it can support cameras and attached lenses up to 5 kg! This is my alternative to
using a scanner to digitize our family photos. I was inspired by photographers Peter Krogh and Alexander Matragos. I have another setup for digitizing 35mm film inspired by photographer Peter Forsgård. Thanks to Wim van Schaijk for finding and sawing the plywood for this
project.
materials used
item
one 1-inch pipe flange
one 1-inch pipe 70 cm long
one 1-inch pipe cap
18-mm thick water-resistant plywood
- one board measuring 48 x 48 cm
- five blocks measuring 9 x12 cm
four 6.0 x 40 mm Screws
20 4.0 x 30 mm Screws
one Manfrotto 035 Super Clamp
one Manfrotto 037 Joining Stud
one Artcise Tripod ballhead with Arca Swiss Quick-Release Plate
one K&F Concept Camera Tripod Boom Arm
one Impact Dual LED Panel Light Kit
one cutting matt 30 x45 cm
one plate sheetmetal 30 x 45 cm x 0.75 mm
one 1-inch pipe flange
one 1-inch pipe 70 cm long
one 1-inch pipe cap
18-mm thick water-resistant plywood
- one board measuring 48 x 48 cm
- five blocks measuring 9 x12 cm
four 6.0 x 40 mm Screws
20 4.0 x 30 mm Screws
one Manfrotto 035 Super Clamp
one Manfrotto 037 Joining Stud
one Artcise Tripod ballhead with Arca Swiss Quick-Release Plate
one K&F Concept Camera Tripod Boom Arm
one Impact Dual LED Panel Light Kit
one cutting matt 30 x45 cm
one plate sheetmetal 30 x 45 cm x 0.75 mm
1 comment:
Hallo Dale. Mooi ontwerp, dat us precies wat ik zoek om decoude glasnegatieven van mijn grootvader zaliger te fotograferen (dslr).
Alles is mij duidelijk behoudens twee punten.
1. Hoe bevestig je het balhoofd op de horizontale arm en
2. Ik kan niet ontdekken hoe de koppeling tussen de horizontale en verticale buis tot stand komt.
Graag je advies,
Met vriendelijke groet,
Berend Klompsma
Winsum-Groningen
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