back Infinity OptiphotsRelated discussionsOptiphot 100 / 150Infinity-focused Optiphot trinocular headsNikon Optiphot (CF) M Plan & EPI objectives have 210mm tube length."F" trinocular head objective rays focus directly; "T" and "UW" heads convert rays to near infinity around prisms: ![]() Nikon's CF PL chimney has an M50x0.75 external thread and positive lens.
scars from failed attempts to unscrew M40x0.75 thread Removing that chimney (or at least pos. lens) passes infinity rays... Alternatively, removing that negative lens would focus infinity objectives, but with a bit under a 0.5x magnification. Instead, parting the chimney immediately left of its M40 thread, then screwing an M42-M40 step-down ring on that:
...enables attaching an M42 to mirrorless camera flange adapter
200mm zoom telephotoA camera with (250mm) telephoto lens focused at infinity,as discussed on photomacrography.net: ![]() Canon 90D+250mm ... captured these images: ![]() calibration slide same target as below ... but strongly vignetted images are magnified about 3X relative to oculars: ![]() ocular scale   (image by iPhone) This scale issue is addressed by T / UW "direct" projection and arguably better using a Zeiss Triotar. Other Optiphot infinity configurations
by largely incompatible L150 using CFI60 objectives, - LV100D is a manual model of the Nikon LV100 series (2005). instructions - configuration guide ...then in 2012 by LV-N 100 / 150, using CFI60-2 TU Plan EPI and BD objectives. There are also TU Plan ELWD EPI + BD, as well as T Plan EPI SLWD objectives. |
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