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Topic author: Jacques M.

Posted on: 20160930105717

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Here is a photo made with my first couple Fed S + 2/50mm. The lens was (and is always) in a "misty" condition. And the patch of the rangefinder is invisible.

Probably I already showed it. I look for other ones, more recent.

Jacques.

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Reply author: Jacques M.

Replied on: 20160930112850

Another one, always with Fed S and 2/50mm, but a better couple, that time. Perfect lens and very good body. Aperture between f2/f4, I think.

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Reply author: Alfa2

Replied on: 20160930135650

Great photos. Second one is especially interesting with these street lamps. Optics produced today works complitely different way.

Reply author: Valkir1987

Replied on: 20161001100131

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="MS Trebuchet, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">The lens was (and is always) in a "misty" condition.<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">

Would a proper clean help to get the lens back into clear condition? Mine had some dirt and oil on the glass near the aperture.

Reply author: Jacques M.

Replied on: 20161001120933


Yes, that would be possible to clean when dismounting it by the front. You have a direct access to the diaphragm. So, cleaning directly four surfaces is possible. Perhaps it would be enough for you? Probably not for me: I think that the cemented surfaces are affected.

I have not tried anything on this particular 2/50cm. I have other ones which are in a good condition. This Fed S and its lens were my first purchases in Feds, 15 years ago...

Amitiés. Jacques.