NOTE: All three adjustments interact to each other to some extent, partly because of the geometry of the adjusting slots and partly because all the components are REALLY tiny -- a very small movement makes a big difference.
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This shows the vertical adjustment screw. Turning it moves the black collar just below its slotted head; this collar is part of the moving lens frame. As the screw turns, the collar moves up and down to align the rangefinder image vertically. NOTE: All three adjustments interact to each other to some extent, partly because of the geometry of the adjusting slots and partly because all the components are REALLY tiny -- a very small movement makes a big difference. |