Stereo Scan 440 - DCU

far as it will go, if this is not done the focus will be incorrect. The unit is clamped
in place using the knurled head screws in the upper set of screw holes. The
camera back is then fitted to the casting ensuring that the key fits into it's slot,
and is locked in place using the two sliding clamps. If the aperture is set
correctly, the unit is now ready for use.
. Polaroid 550
The setup for this camera back is identical to that for the 545 above, except for
the fact that the camera unit is inserted into the camera housing with the rm spot
on top of the casting away from the operator.
. 35mm(RICOH)
This unit complete is inserted in place of the Polaroid camera unit and is locked
into place using the knurled head screws. The shutter remote cable is plugged
into it's socket on the rear of the camera and the shutter set to 'Bulb' ( see the
camera instruction booklet).
. The l2Omm camera back will usually be sent with it's own camera assembly,
but some early Stereoscan 4OO's may have a camera assembly that is
interchangeable between Polaroid and 12Omm. The procedure to change camera
backs with this type of assembly is shown in Figure 4 as follows:-
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Stereoscan 440 Operator Manual