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The Signet series was Kodak's top American-made 35mm camera line in the 1950's. It is one of only two Signet models that contains a range finder, and the only one not made mostly of plastic.

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double superimposed rangefinder patches problem

When view through viewfinder on kodak signet 35 , the rangefinder patch appear from 2 triangle 70% superimposed but slightly shifted horizontally on left side.I could not discern what would cause one triangle to split into two, though I suspect it's a a misalignment. What area should I be inspecting?.I wait for yours ideas.Thanks.

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Your beamsplitter got mis-aligned. Review this IFIXIT guide: Kodak Signet 35 Beamsplitter Replacement. There should be a couple of small setscrews which has some glue on in to prevent it from shifting. One is to adjust the parallax (up & down) the other the infinity set.

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where could I buy a new one beam splitter ,because the coating of beam splitter does not exist and when view through viewfinder the triangle from the rangefinder is not longer visible , and i try using a piece of blank 35mm color negative that has been processed which I put behind the beam splitter, and followed these procedures the triangle of beam splitter is visible , but appears as double triangle, probable first triangle is a reflection of 35mm colour negative film procesed , and the second triangle is reflection of beamsplitter glass.What do you think.Thanks

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This is such an old camera parts will be difficult to find. Maybe you can find a second non-working camera to steal the part from to fix yours.

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Thank you very much

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