I have an Exakta with a magnear. It's a finder that allows you to use Exakta lenses as magnifiers. The shorter the lens the greater the magnification. Naturally it's very convinient but after a certain point the grain of the groundglass limits the accuracy. I suppose that a groundglass with extremely fine texture that would seem almost clear might be usable with much higher magnification. Anyway, I've found that magnifying quickly gives you diminishing returns. See Ya Javier
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