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This is the Elmarit 90mm , one of the best in general opinion. |
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It is a 3 cams model |
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This model should be easy, but my unit has the diaphragm lever nose bigger than usual. |
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We have to unscrew the bayonet first. |
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And move the bayonet until the black shroud starts to pass up that nose. |
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Now make some force with a pair of plastic tools. |
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Slowly it goes up |
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Almost free. |
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Now we can finish the work with the fingers. |
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Apart at least. |
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After so much fight, the small ball remains in its place, I prefer to remove it and keep it in secure place. |
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Now we have to unscrew the clear metal cams. |
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The cams removed. |
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Its time to replace the small ball and leave a little bit of special grease on it. |
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Here is the small ball in its place. |
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Install the Leica-Pentax or the Leica-Nikon bayonet, the red dot in front the scale center. The Leica-Nikon bayonet has the red dot slightly more to the right than the one at the picture. |
And this is the result, a Leica lens for a Pentax and Nikon cameras. |
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