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Re: [duo620] Re: Duo filter size

pete.naylor wrote:
 

Hi, Philip Good luck with the chase, mate! I'm likely attending our 4-monthly Camera Swap Meet here in Perth this Sunday, if I can get up in time that is. So I'll keep an eye open for a suitable filter for you. I can't believe that 1 1/16" or 27mm would have been unique to the Duo. By the way, I'm probably telling you to suck eggs but from when I last used orange and red filters with B & W sky shots back in the 60s, I seem to recall that the red ones needed a huge drop of 3X to compensate.

PETE IN PERTH

--- In duo620@yahoogroups.com.au, Philip Greene <philipgreenephotography@...> wrote:
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> Thanks Pete. I'll start my search and let you know when I find one. Or
> better yet post some photos when I get a filter.
>
> On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 11:20 PM, pete.naylor <pete.naylor@...>wrote:
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> >
> >
> > Hi, Philip All Duo's seem to take the same size filters, which are the 1
> > 1/16" push-on type. If you go into 'Photos', then hit 'Instruction Booklet -
> > Series 11 CRF', you'll see at pages 34 and 35 the various alternatives for
> > mounting filters, etc, using Kodak's preferred 'Meccano Set' filter system.
> > However, I'm sure a non-Kodak push-on complete filter with that same 1 1/16"
> > I.D. would do the same job, probably with a lot less messing around.
> >
> > I'm no expert at converting imperial fractional meaurements to metric
> > decimal ones, but FWIW I reckon 27mm would be a pretty close alternative.
> >
> > PETE NAYLOR
> >
> > --- In duo620@yahoogroups.com.au <duo620%40yahoogroups.com.au>,
> > "philipjohngreene" <philipgreenephotography@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Does anyone know what size filter I would look for on a Duo? I'd like to
> > get a red filter for BW pictures.
> > >
> > > Thanks.
> > >
> > > Philip
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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Hi Phil, there are a couple of ebay sellers in the UK who specialise in vintage/older accessories, although neither list any push fit 27mm filters at the moment. photo-widget has got a few lens hoods, and it might be worth keeping an eye on both sites in case any 27mm filters turn up in the future. I've dealt with both firms in the past, and found them quick & efficient(no connections with either) If you know someone who owns a centre lathe, it's no big deal to machine a 27mm screw fit adapter to fit the Duo, then you can find plenty of normal sized filters, try the Engineering dept of the local technical school, or a model engineering society, for a start.Good Luck, Mike



































































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Does anyone know what size filter I would look for on a Duo? I'd like to get a red filter for BW pictures. Thanks. Philip...
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Hi, Philip All Duo's seem to take the same size filters, which are the 1 1/16" push-on type. If you go into 'Photos', then hit 'Instruction Booklet -...
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Thanks Pete. I'll start my search and let you know when I find one. Or better yet post some photos when I get a filter. ... -- ...
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Hi, Philip Good luck with the chase, mate! I'm likely attending our 4-monthly Camera Swap Meet here in Perth this Sunday, if I can get up in time that...
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... Hi Philip, there are a couple of sellers on ebay UK who specialise in vintage/older accessories, although neither currently lists any 27mm filters....
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Thanks for the links Mike. Those will be good to keep checking on. The second link seems to have quite a lot to offer. Philip On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 1:05 PM,...
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Hi Pete, Thanks for keeping an eye out for a filter for me. I really appreciate it. I'm wondering if the Kodak Retina didn't have the same filter size too? ...
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Hi, Philip I only have one Retina left in the Trophy Cupboard these days, and it's a Retina CRF 11a with F2 Xenon from the early 50s. It seems to take a...
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Hi, Philip No joy at the Swap-Meet today, I'm afraid. One seller had three 27mm filters, but they were all the threaded type. Several guys said...
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Hello Pete, Thanks a lot for checking for me. I do appreciate it. I'll be keeping an eye out on the site recommended by Mike. I agree with the Retina search in...
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