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May 29, 2005 15:02 |  #1

Found this on how to repair the yellowing of some older lenses

http://www.hermes.net.​au/bayling/repair.html (external link)

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May 29, 2005 16:02 |  #2

good stuff...my takumar doesnt seem to have yellowing...but its really soft and has CA very badly..still fun to play with though


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May 29, 2005 16:09 |  #3

:lol: I got to try it sometime..........:lol:


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May 29, 2005 16:38 as a reply to  @ Leorooster's post |  #4

The guy didn't even wear any form of eye protection. I was impressed by the tree though - very strong!

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May 29, 2005 17:22 |  #5

Wow!




  
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May 31, 2005 11:28 |  #6

Seems a stupid thing to do to me.
I know that lens was more or less usless but I have a place in my heart for instruments built by hand with such skill.
Just me I suppose.......



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