Always enjoy your videos, you as always have simplified this process that so, so many of us have tried to do...and have failed! I sill appreciate a video you posted a few years ago for the classic Nikkor 105/1.8 lens, which I owned at the time, and, because of your video, was able to reassemble it and enjoy using it! This is still one of my favorite lenses, a great performing lens; great post! Thanks!
Thanks!! My AUTO REVUENON MULTI-COATED(blue letter) is slightly deffer from AUTO CHINON. Black barell which rerain front and rear element cannot remove by upsidedown operation after front 2 rings removed. So I remove both front element and rear element by rubber cup, and I can clean the blades by alcohole. I can do it by this video. Many thanks!!
Thanks for these very informative videos! I would like to ask how to get into the rear lens block. I have a copy of this lens with some fungus on the inside of rear elements lens block. Removing the rear lens block is easy. The next step however is a mistery to me. Hope you can help :-)
Always enjoy your videos, you as always have simplified this process that so, so many of us have tried to do...and have failed!
I sill appreciate a video you posted a few years ago for the classic Nikkor 105/1.8 lens, which I owned at the time, and, because of your video, was able to reassemble it and enjoy using it!
This is still one of my favorite lenses, a great performing lens; great post! Thanks!
Thanks!! My AUTO REVUENON MULTI-COATED(blue letter) is slightly deffer from AUTO CHINON. Black barell which rerain front and rear element cannot remove by upsidedown operation after front 2 rings removed. So I remove both front element and rear element by rubber cup, and I can clean the blades by alcohole. I can do it by this video. Many thanks!!
Bonsoir, can you do a list of the tools and products you used. Sorry for my english and thank you for you vidéos 👍
Thanks for these very informative videos! I would like to ask how to get into the rear lens block. I have a copy of this lens with some fungus on the inside of rear elements lens block. Removing the rear lens block is easy. The next step however is a mistery to me. Hope you can help :-)
I have one old tomioka that does not have the side screws to remove the front.... (:
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Hello Mikeno! I have a Leica Summicron-R 90mm lens that has come apart. Would you be interested in repairing it?