But then you look at anything away from the central object and it's mad. I've taken some shots that are finely detailed.
I've had some very interesting results with my 44.M. It's what I would call a very eccentric lens. To round off I'll add a photo of one of my older adapted lenses (1930's Kodak 120mm Anastigmat)īellows IMGP2838 by Mike Kanssen, on Flickr FWIW most of these lenses work well for IR except perhaps in unusual circumstances. I rarely take a camera bag out without at least one legacy lens, and typically have 4 or 5 of them in my main bag. Somewhere in the region of 150-200 mainly in PK, M42 & 'Adaptall 2' mounts, but T2, MD, OM, LTM and even c-mount are all more represented than either FD or Nikon F (only 2 of each & they are particularly poor examples). Removing all these oddballs & the lenses from the last 35 years probably brings my total closer to what you might think of as vintage. Off course quite a few of my 'lenses' are not intended for cameras I've included projector lenses, enlarger lenses, objectives & eyepieces in my stocks and even a few bare elements for playing with basic lens designs (The 600mm f/2 I can theoretically create is bound to show a vast host of aberrations, but hopefully I'll at least try it sometime soon). Most of my lenses are old, but there are few I really consider vintage (those shown above I'd typically think of as as 'legacy') - my large & medium format lenses are mainly pre 1950. £55.I'm fairly keen on adapting lenses, of the 300 odd lenses I have hoarded only about 10% support any form of AF. Includes a full strip-down for cleaning of mechanical parts, renewal of lubricants with correct types, minor repairs, cleaning of optics, reassembly, adjustment for smooth operation, collimation, testing and external cleaning.Īpprox. Full service of a Porro-prism binocularĪpprox.Straightforward correction of assembly, collimation and test. Re-alignment of a binocular giving a double imageĪpprox.When sending your instruments for repair please complete a customer repair form and send them to: East Coast Binocular Repairs Stable Yard Ryston Hall Ryston Norfolk PE38 0AA ********************** Telescope & Binocular Repair Examples Servicing is always carried out to manufacturer standards.Ĭustomers are requested to use the contact us, or call 01366 387581 before sending any items for repair or servicing that are not listed above.
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