Asahi Pentax Auto Bellows II and Slide
Copier
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Auto Bellows II | Slide Copier
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Asahi Pentax Auto-Bellows /
Slide Copier Operations Manual here
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Takumar Interchangeable
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The Asahi Pentax Auto-Bellows is a highly flexible close-up and macro-photographic instrument. The bellows extension is longer than the extension of the standard Bellows Unit. The Auto-Bellows is more versatile. With the double cable release supplied with the Auto-Bellows, you release the shutter and activate the automatic diaphragm simultaneously if you use a fully automatic diaphragm lens. With its lens reverse system, you can use a lens in reversed position for higher macro resolution.
The geared rail of the Auto-Bellows is meticulously engineered with high precision. The freely movable tripod seat underneath the rail rod maintains the whole equipment on tripod in complete balance. Micro-action extension knobs are equipped on the camera body and lens sides for precise bellows extension.
The Slide Copier attaches to the front end of the Auto-Bellows for easy duplication of color films. With the Bellows-Takumar 100mm f/4 lens, you can photograph from 1.32X magnification to infinity ( º ). You easily obtain high magnification with a 28mm to 35mm lens. By adding the standard Bellows Unit or Extension Tubes to the front or back of the Auto-Bellows, you can reach 10X to 20X magnification.
The Asahi Pentax Auto Bellows is a precisely designed close-up and macro equipment for professional photographers, research workers, scientists and specialists in close-up and macro works.
Auto Bellows II | Slide Copier
11/25/2009: This image was originally shot (in about 1975) on Kodachrome 64 slide film. Recently I adapted my Auto Bellows II for use with my Canon EOS 5D Mark II and used the slide copier to transfer to digital a number of slides. Here is one example.
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Asahi Pentax Auto Bellows II with Slide Copier
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