Alignable negative stage for a photographic enlarger

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G03B 2762

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ABSTRACT:
A negative stage comprises a lower platform and an upper platform. Each of the platforms includes an aperture for allowing passage of light through the platform from a light source in the enlarger. The platforms are aligned in a face-to-face relationship with the apertures generally in alignment. The platforms are spaced-apart by a fixed pivot-member and two adjustable support-members extendable in a direction generally perpendicular to the platforms for adjusting spacing and alignment of the platforms. In one embodiment the upper platform is retained in contact with the pivot-member and adjusting screws by spring loaded plungers. The spring loaded retaining arrangement allows relative movement between the platforms for alignment while still retaining the platforms firmly in contact with the pivot-member and adjusting screws.

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patent: 5448332 (1995-09-01), Sakakibara et al.

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