Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2004/06/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On Fri, 18 Jun 2004, Mark Rabiner wrote: > Big mistake!!!! > Try these guys instead!!! > Great to work with these people. (a married couple) > Became a parallelist. Get a Zip/align. I'll send you a signet ring. > It's 100 times more accurate than those crude laser beams. > I counted. > http://www.zig-align.com/ I tried both systems and settled with the Versalab. The mirror method may inherently be more accurate, but the laser is faster and more then good enough. You can easily see the difference after pushing a piece of normal paper under one edge of the easel, and that's enough sensitivity for my mother's son. Additionally, from time to time I make wall enlargements, and the laser beam spans several meter easily, if needed. The picture in the set of mirrors is _very_ small at this distance... and you can easily align a camera for a lens test with the Versalab, just fasten one of the glass mirrors over the front lens and put the laser in the middle of your test chart. A good investment, I think. Gr??e aus Hohenlohe, Martin Jangowski | Martin Jangowski E-Mail: Martin@Jangowski.de| | Netzwerke und Multimedia | | Voice: +49 7946/940790 Fax: +49 7946/940791 | | Snail Mail: Von-Olnhausen Str. 4 74626 Bretzfeld Germany |