Here we see the two superimposed
images. Although your image may be
monochromatic, colours have been
used here to define the two images.
When the spectrally resolved images
are side by side on the camera chip
you are ready to record. When
carrying out experiments the
aperture should be set to mask the
region of interest tightly so that the
two images are located as closely as
possible on the camera chip.
Turning the Split control
anti-clockwise will seperate the two
images along the horizontal axis.
Only small adjustments will be
required when using the horizontal
image seperation adjustment.
Should the left and right images be
at different vertical heights then
adjust the images using the V1 and
V2 adjuster. Turning V1 will alter the
position of the shorter wavelength
image, and V2 will alter the position
of the longer wavelength image.
V1
V2
H2
Split adjuster
V1 adjuster
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