Olympus CK30 Instructions Manual - Page 29

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Camera Unit

Fig. 37

Mounting the Camera Unit

1. Loosen the clamping screw ² of the PM-ADF NFK photo eyepiece

adapter @.

2. Attach the adapter @ to the CH3-TR45 trinocular tube ³ and tighten the

screw ².

3. Insert 3.3X or 5X NFK photo eyepiece | into the adapter @.

4. Mount the camera unit directly on the adapter @. Make sure the viewfinder

on the camera unit faces sideways. If it faces to the front, the eyepieces

will get in your way when you try to look into the camera unit's viewfinder.

If the viewfinder of the PM30 faces sideways, it will interfere with the

connection cable. To avoid this, mount the PM30 on the adapter at about

a 30° angle with respect to the eyepieces.

When using the OM camera back

Mount the MOM-L photomicro adapter onto the OM camera back in the

same way as you would an interchangeable lens.

· Use the 3.3X or 5X NFK photo eyepiece.

· Look into the viewfinder on the camera back to focus on the specimen.

· Photomicrographic magnification

= Objective magnification X Photo eyepiece magnification.

# When taking microscopic pictures with an SLR camera back, mirror-

lockup shock occurs. To minimize the camera-shake associated with

this shock, select a longer exposure time to obtain clearer pictures.

If it is not possible to select a longer exposure time, use the ND filter

to reduce the light intensity.

Focusing

Focusing is not coupled between the observation tube´s eyepiece and

the film surface. Be sure to use the camera unit´s viewfinder to focus on

the specimen when taking a photograph. For details, refer to the camera

unit's instruction manual.

Color Temperature Adjustment

}When taking color pictures using daylight type film, follow the proce-

dures below.

1. Mount the 45LBD-2N color temperature conversion filter in the filter holder.

2. Turn the brightness adjustment control to set it at its maximum position.

Illumination close to daylight will be obtained.

CK30/CK40

(Fig. 37)