A camera screw is just s standard 1/4 in screw. You can buy them in any length you want at a hardware store. If you're unsure, bring one with you and compare the threads to what you're buying. 

Michael


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On Feb 1, 2023, at 11:00 AM, Caryn Cline <[email protected]> wrote:



Dear Friends,

 

Someone recently gave me a mostly complete Kaiser RS-1 copy stand.  I would like to use it, if possible, to compose text on my computer, display that text on a small flat screen monitor that I place on the copy stand grid and re-photograph the text with a Bolex.  I would then double expose or bi-pack the text with other material in my optical printer.  Is that a workflow that makes sense? 

 

I do not have a camera screw to attach the Bolex to the central column.  I would need something with a much longer shaft than the camera screws I see advertised around, or the ones I have from tripod shoes, something more like the camera screw that comes with an optical printer and that attaches the Bolex to the base.  Does anyone have a long-shafted camera screw that would fit a Bolex knocking around in a box somewhere? 

 

I also do not have light bulbs. I do have bulb fixtures on adjustable arms that come with the copy stand.  Any recommendations for LED lights?  Should I swap out the bulb fixtures for something else? 

 

If you have any advice for me about the workflow I’ve described or about using this copy stand set up with a Bolex, I’d love to hear it.  Given the specialized nature of my question, it is probably better to contact me off list: [email protected].

 

Thank you for your insights.

 

CC   

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Caryn Cline
Experimental Filmmaker & Teacher
www.vimeo.com/carynyc


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