In a message dated 98-07-23 08:42:29 EDT, you write:
<< Hmmmm, I think I remember that Novoflex used to (or still does) produce a
goose-neck 'cold'-shoe mount for flashes for macro-work. Maybe the other end
could be attached to the base of the bellows or the tripod (I might find an
old
catalogue at work)? That should be a very 'flexible' solution and you
wouldn't
have to alter the the front plate of the bellows. >>
That's a good idea. The only place to attach something to the Oly bellows is
the screw thread hole (1/4-20 thread American) at the front of the rail by
unscrewing the black knob. There's no place on the standard itself to do so.
With the 20mm and 38mm I would suppose that you would want the front standard
moved to the front of the bellows and focus with the rear standard.
Warren
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