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Prices & Supported Cameras

The system is not compatible with all 35mm still cameras.
Not all camera models permit interchanging focusing screens.
Furthermore, replacement screens are not available for all cameras. Also, keep in mind, although the physical dimensions of the camera aperture are consistent from one manufacturer to the next the exact shape of the guide rails which hold the film against the pressure plate and the trough created by them are unique to each camera maker and model. These dimensions determine the fit of the glass insert which causes the film to be marked.

Send us your focusing screen - we will scribe it with one of our screen versions.
There are a number of models which we have tested. If the compatibility of your camera with our system is not confirmed in the list below please inquire and we will research your particular model. If you are unable to find a replacement focusing screen for scribing contact us. We may be able to help. The price for scribing a supplied screen and returning it with a matching glass insert is listed below. The insert is the same for all cameras.

We recommend choosing the simplest focusing screen -- often called "plain" by manufacturers.

Screen Versions

We offer a variety of format combinations. When ordering, specify the screen version you prefer.
Available screen versions are: Combo, 1.85, TV, HDTV, and Super 35.

We're working on testing other camera bodies.

Supported Cameras

Camera	Make and Model	Glass Insert Tested
Canon	EOS A2, A2E	?
Canon	EOS RT, EOS-1, 1N, 3	yes
Contax	RTS I, II, III	yes
Leica	R4, R5, R6.2, R7	yes
Nikon	8008, 8008s, 801 F2, 3, 4, 5 FE, FA, FM2, FE2 N90, N90s	yes
Olympus	OM 1-4	yes
Pentax	LX, PZ-1	Insert NO Focusing Screen only

Send us your screen. We will return it scribed with a matching glass insert.
Price	US$290
Be sure to specify screen version.

All orders will be subject to shipping and handling fees.
Sales tax will be added to orders shipped to New York State.

We have a patent pending covering the application of this system in the motion picture industry and other fields. The system can be applied to various fields including but not limited to astronomy, cartography, architecture, engineering, etc. It is not limited to but can be employed in microscopes, cameras, or telescopes. It can be used with photographic, video, or most any optical recording medium.