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DIY 16mm Film Scanner on Eiki Slim Line SSL-0

Special Thanks Scott Schiller 1. Camera Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II 2. Nikon El-Nikkor 50mm f2.8(set aperture to 8) lens 3. Velbon Macro Slider 4. 10cm profile square pipe 60x60mm+50x50mm+3mm 5. Led Gauss GU5.3 6500K dc12v white (The driver inside the GU 5.3 lamp regulates the light in jumps, which can result in overexposed frames. It is better to use simple LEDs, you can even try gluing them into the GU 5.3 lamp housing.) As a result, I inserted two parallel soldered with 1mm thick copper wire automotive lamps Led C5W C10W 41mm 6000K dc12v white into the plastic housing of the GU 5.3 lamp (into a short housing, there are also slightly longer housing options, but they do not fit into the regular place of the lamp in the projector). The side edges of the plastic housing of the GU 5.3 lamp had to be slightly bored on the emery wheel so that the automotive lamps would fit without protruding beyond the dimensions of the GU 5.3 lamp housing. 6. LDD-1000H DC9-56V input 1000mA buck constant current LED driver 7. Stepper motor controller, PWM control device, 15-160V/5-12V speed control device 8. TB6600 stepper motor driver 9. Reed relay H 10A 250 0-1440000-8, 5 A, 0- 10.GP1A57HRJ00F 1A57HR DIP 11.RM-UC1 original Japan (The first autofocus plate closest to the buttons is not used - the contacts are soldered to the middle and far plate) 12.220ohm resistor on first contact Sharp 1A57HR and 500ohm on anode yellow led 13.Adjustable universal adapter JDT-001 3-24v 2a (on led) 14.STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 3-17HS19-2004S1 2A 15.DC adapter 12v 2A (on PWM control device) 16.DC adapter 12v 2A (on TB6600) 17.DC adapter 5v 1A (on Bread board with Reed relay OMR H ) 18.Dummy battery bls-5 19.DC adapter 8v 2A (on Dummy battery bls-5)