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SHIFTOVER ALIGNMENT GAI
•^ This Shiftover device is the finest, lightest and most efficient available for the Eycmo Spider Turret prisnnatic focusing type camera.
■^ The male of the Shiftover ottoches to the camera base permanently and permits using the regular camera holding handle if desired. The male dovetail motes with the female dovetail base and permits the comera to slide from focusing to photographing positions for parallax adjustment. The camera con be locked in desired position by a positive lockingdevice.
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t/^ The friction type head gives super-smooth pan and tilt action, — 360 pan and 80 tilt. A generous sized pin and trunnion assures long, dependable service. "Spread-leg" design affords utmost rigidity and quick, positive height adjustments. A "T" level is built into this 14 lb. superfine tripod. The top-plate can be set for 16mm. E.K. Cine Special, with or without motor; 35mm. DeVry and B & H Eyemo (with motor), and with or without alignment gauge.
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"Professional Jr." Tripods and Camera Equipment Company Shiftover Alignment Gauges are used by the U. S. Navy, U S Army Air Bases, Signal Corps, the Office of Strategic Services and other Government Agencies — also by many leading Newsreel companies and 16mm and 35mm motion picture producers — for important work
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