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90<br />
Hold the Post!<br />
Camera stands and lighting<br />
units can solve almost all problems<br />
when capturing, digitizing<br />
or copying originals. But if the original<br />
itself is „reluctant“, if the<br />
photo album refuses to<br />
stay open or if the<br />
old wavy photograph<br />
needs to<br />
be flattened or<br />
the press clipping<br />
should not<br />
shift, then the little (or bigger)<br />
helpers presented here, are of<br />
great importance.<br />
The 5901 Copy Plate is a reliable tool<br />
for locating originals in a certian position.<br />
The 5903 Document Holder does<br />
a similar job for smaller originals and<br />
allows the possibility to position the original<br />
at any desired angle towards the<br />
camera.<br />
Especially when copying opened<br />
books or albums you have to fight the<br />
stubborness of the inanimate.<br />
Normally an open book will not lie flat<br />
and each page bends differently. In<br />
these cases a book cradle is very<br />
helpful, but often expensive.<br />
The <strong>Kaiser</strong> Book Holder is a simple<br />
but efficient solution to this problem:<br />
A solid baseplate is covered with a<br />
non-slip coating. Preformed foam elements<br />
of varying thickness are arranged<br />
in such a manner that the opened<br />
book is compensated, yet a gap is left<br />
down the middle for the book spine. A<br />
folding glass plate with hinges located<br />
in vertical slots exerts the necessary<br />
pressure to keep the page that is to be<br />
copied in a flat position. Moreover, part<br />
of the pressure is absorbed by the<br />
foam elements under the book so that<br />
even fragile books are treated with the<br />
utmost care.<br />
The RLR Camera Arm (see page 91)<br />
should be used for page-by-page<br />
copying because the camera can<br />
always be positioned precisely over<br />
the corresponding page without having<br />
to move the book for each shot.