File:Preserving jar opener - patended by Havolit - 1950s 2022-05-27 (focus stack).jpg

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DescriptionPreserving jar opener - patended by Havolit - 1950s 2022-05-27 (focus stack).jpg	English: Preserving jar opener, manually operated, wooden frame with metal and plastic parts (composed of 10 focus stacked images). Patented and manufactured by the Havolit company in Germany in the 1950s. See chapter "Additional Information" for instructions of use. Deutsch: Patentöffner für Einmachgläser, Handbetrieb (Focus Stack aus 10 Einzelbildern). Holzrahmen mit Metall- und Plastikteilen. Patentiert und hergestellt von der deutschen Firma Havolit in den 1950er Jahren. Siehe Gebrauchsanweisung im nachfolgenden Abschnitt "Additional Information".
Date	27 May 2022, 17:22:45
Source	Own work
Author	Franz van Duns
Taken with InfoField	This photo was taken with Sony FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS
Taken with InfoField	This photo was taken with Sony ILCE-7RM4

Camera location	51° 28′ 40.8″ N, 7° 33′ 18″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	51.478000; 7.555000

NOTE: This image is a focus stacked image of "Preserving jar opener - patended by Havolit - 1950s 2022-05-27 (focus stack).jpg" consisting of 10 images that were merged using Zerene Stacker Version 1.04 Build T2022-04-21-0715 (licensed). As a result, this image underwent digital manipulation which may have included blending, blurring, cloning, and colour and perspective adjustments. As a result of these adjustments, the image content may be slightly different than reality at the points where the images were combined. This manipulation is often required due to lens, perspective, and parallax distortions. العربية ∙ Deutsch ∙ English ∙ español ∙ français ∙ 日本語 ∙ македонски ∙ português do Brasil ∙ русский ∙ slovenščina ∙ ไทย ∙ українська ∙ 中文（简体） ∙ 中文（繁體） ∙ +/−

This picture won the second place in the Photo challenge Kitchenware in May 2022.

Additional Information[edit]

en: Preserving jar opener, manually operated, wooden frame with metal and plastic parts.

• Patented and manufactured by the Havolit company in Germany in the 1950s.
• The slots on top of the wooden frame indicate the diameter of various lid sizes (in millimeters).
• Usage: Vacuum sealed jars with a rubber seal are easily opened by placing the short horizontal wedge (depicted at left) between rubber sealing and lid and applying a moderate pressure to the upright wooden handle at right, thus pushing the plastic lever against the opposite side of the jar.

If carefully applied the rubber seal will remain undamaged for reuse.

• This focus stack is a composition of 10 individual images..
• Image taken in May 2022 in Aplerbeck, Dortmund, Germany.

See below for technical details concerning the "making of" this image.

de: Patentöffner für Einmachgläser, Handbetrieb.

• Holzrahmen mit Metall- und Plastikteilen. Patentiert und hergestellt von der deutschen Firma Havolit in den 1950er Jahren.
• Die Schlitze auf der Oberseite des Holzrahmens sind für unterschiedliche Deckelgrößen vorgesehen.
• Gebrauchsanweisung: Das per Gummiring vakuum-versiegelte Einmachglas wird auf einfache Weise geöffnet, indem der kurze waagrechte Keil (links im Bild) zwischen Gummiring und Deckel positioniert und der Holzknebel so bewegt wird, so dass der Plastikkeil rechts gegen das Einmachglas drückt.

Bei vorsichtiger Ausführung kann der Gummiring wieder verwendet werden.

• Focus Stacking-Aufnahme aus 10 Einzelbildern.
• Aufgenommen in Mai 2022 in Aplerbeck, Dortmund, Deutschland.

Technische Daten zum Bild: siehe nachfolgende Beschreibung im englischer Sprache.

Technical Details / Making of this Image[edit]

• Focus stacked image.
• [1] Camera: Sony Alpha 7RIV, 61 Mpixels, sensor size 9904x6336.
• [2] Lens: Sony FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS.
• [3] Scope: 10 images, magnification ratio 1:10.0 (0.1x).
• [4] Camera / lens settings: manual mode, electronic shutter, ISO 100, 1/100s, aperture 8.0, bias (=exposure compensation) 0.00, WB (white balance) 5600K, colour space 'Adobe RGB'.
• [5] FOCUS STACK recording: camera attached to sturdy tripod, rotated lens circumference by 0.33 mm between images, total focus span covered after rotating lens by 3.0 mm: approx 180 mm (from nearmost to most distant focus spot), self timer 5s, images stored both as JPG and 16-bit 'Adobe RGB' RAW (.ARW).
• [6] Adobe Lightroom: (a) Applied current standard preset 004 (WB,tint:unaltered, Exposure+0.91, Presence: Texture+30 Clarity+30 Vibrance+5 Saturation+3, Sharp: Amount+70, Radius:1.0 Detail:25 Masking:20, NoiseRed: Lum:50 Detail:50 Contrast:0 Color:30 Detail:50, Smooth:50, LensCorr:all) (b) Subsequent changes (final values stated; these are explicitly set for images with subdued colours): Texture+50 Vibrance+10 (c) exported as TIFF/16bit, 'ProPhoto-RGB' colour profile.
• [7] FOCUS STACK processing: (a) tool 'Zerene Stacker' 1.04 (b) stacked all 10 TIFF images via 'DMap' method (c) Stacking artefacts:NO, i.e. no focus-based retouching required at this stage (d) exported as one TIFF/16bit 'ProPhoto-RGB' image.
• [8] Adobe Photoshop: (a) imported stacked TIFF/16bit image, explicitly preserving embedded colour space 'ProPhoto-RGB' (b) removed sensor specks and visible specks of dust (c) mask: separated background (d) tone curve: brightened up masked background (e) enhanced sharpness:NO (f) rotated: -2.1 deg, subsequently recreated empty background areas (g) cropped:from 9504x6336 to 6500x6500 (h) saved as PSD file (i) exported as JPG max. quality file with embedded 'sRGB' colour profile.
• [9] Dimensions: length of main wooden bar approx. 230 mm.
• [10] Wiki Commons categorisation: 'Category:Jar openers'.

Links[edit]

Wikipedia en: Jar opener

Weblinks[edit]

• A German site that contains a series of images showing the development of various Havolit jar opener models in the post-WWII era - scroll to find the depicted model.

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