PEAK film viewer. Three element lens. Adjustable for individual focusing. Covers entire frame of 35mm film. Also can be used for microfilm and x-ray film. Scale of 30mm in length, graduated at a pitch of 1mm is photoengraved at the lower edge of the transparent acrylic skirt. Scale image does not obstruct field of vision. Clear lens and light-diffusing screen make viewing film without special lighting possible. TS2026 has a holder that prevents film from getting scratched. Optional film holder and marker for TS2018. Fully coated color corrected glass lenses. Diopter focusing adjustment by a precision helicoil screw. 8X Power. Measures 1-103/128" length by 1-69/128" width by 1-119/128" height.
Product details
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
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No
Product Dimensions
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2.09 x 2.09 x 1.69 inches; 2.47 Ounces
Item model number
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TS2018
Date First Available
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June 17, 2003
Manufacturer
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Start International
ASIN
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B009NVGITE
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I'm sure that those who never took photos with actual film see loupes as being from an ancient age. But those who still have collections of slides and negatives, and may be digitizing them, will appreciate having a slide loupe like the Peak 8X. It's sharp border-to-border, and is just what one needs for examining 35mm slides and negatives. Great little tool, and a bit pricey for a reason.
It's just okay. But one of the lenses is plastic and the focus ring doesn't do much. You can see the whole slide though. I wish I could find one of these well made.
This is the best loupe I've ever seen. You can see an extremely sharp image. If you want to use it to review slides, be aware you will need a light source.
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