Ok, Bob, I have been wrong many times in my life and usually learn from the
experience. Now would you care to elaborate so that I might profit from this
one? Are you saying that the construction as I described it is wrong or that I
can't take the photos that I have taken with such a device? I might have to
equivocate by saying that I have taken photos through these viewers mounted on
a lens cap and then mounted in front of a lens. I can't remember for sure if I
have done it with only a body cap. Don
Bob Blakely wrote:
> Sorry, You are...
> ...wrong where it comes to viewing the image through an eyepiece on the
> device.
>
> Regards,
> Bob...
>
> From: "Don Roberts" <droberts@soli.inav.net>
>
> > My understanding of this is that there are simply two lenses. The first
> would
> > invert the image and the second would invert it again making it rightside
> up.
> > And I hate to disagree with authority but I have used these things mounted
> on
> > body caps and on lens caps to make surreal fisheye images. Don
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