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Brook Willard
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You *should* be able to put the mount on yourself. Some people just want to have a tech do it to make sure that they haven't installed the mount improperly.
A collimator - in this respect - is a device used to measure proper flange focal distance. When a new mount is assembled, it must be shimmed to the proper flange focal distance [to ensure that the mount is both square to the sensor plane and the proper distance from the sensor plane].
A collimator - in this respect - is a device used to measure proper flange focal distance. When a new mount is assembled, it must be shimmed to the proper flange focal distance [to ensure that the mount is both square to the sensor plane and the proper distance from the sensor plane].