Microfilm camera attachment

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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355 68, G03B 700

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041936744

ABSTRACT:
A conventional portable microfilming camera having a generally fixed exposure is improved for use with slower films which are required for x-ray duplication. The improvement consists of placing a neutral density filter over the exposure controlling photocell thereby reducing the amount of light reaching the photocell. This in turn results in a longer period of time being required for the pre-set amount of light to reach the photocell thereby causing a longer exposure time as required by the slower film. A light table is provided for back-lighting the x-rays and selectively sized masks are hingedly affixed to the light table for selective masking of the unused portion of the light table. A beam restrictor is used in conjunction with the neutral density filter to ensure that the photocell does not view the uncovered portion of the light table.

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