Super Takumar 1:1.4/50 Optical difference between the 8 element and 7 element version
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2021
- Super Takumar 1:1.4/50 Optical difference between the 8 element and 7 element version.
In this video I will show how different the Super Takumar 1:1.4/50 is if we look into the Optical assembly, between the older 8 element, and the newer 7 element version, and there is actually many difference, much more than I would think of. Both lenses are in a good shape, so I will not do any cleaning or disassemble any other parts, but only working with the optical assembly.
REMEMBER: When takin the lens assembly apart, set small arrows on the edge on some of the lens elements, just so you will know the correct oriantation of the lens element
Here are some link's to different repair tool's and lubricating stuff:
Flex-I-File:
Ultra Fine Needle Piont Scriber #6114
www.flex-i-file.com
www.alphaabrasives.com
Dental instruments are:
Hollenback Carver
“plastic instrument” (a.k.a. stellite)
Wall’s carver.
"ORBIT" HEPA Blower:
photosol.com/products/orbit-h...
You can buy it here:
www.adorama.com/cpkhjdb.html
"Liqui-Moly" LM 50 Litho HT:
www.amazon.co.uk/Liqui-Moly-L...
"Liqui-Moly" LM47 MoS2 grease with Molybdenum disulfide:
products.liqui-moly.com/lm-47...
or on Amazon:
www.amazon.co.uk/Liqui-Moly-3...
Contact glue:
www.loctiteproducts.com/en/pr...
Japan Hobby Tool rubber cone:
www.amazon.com/Japan-Vacuum-C...
18 different size rubber repair tool's:
www.amazon.com/Sizes-Lens-Fil...
You can also buy this set.
Lens Repair Set with pointed, flat, half flat tips:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00QRPWCN0/...
JIS cross head screw driver's:
www.amazon.com/Moody-Tools-58...
Or this set, that is the set I use:
eustore.ifixit.com/en/Tools/D...
Lens cleaning wipes (PEC-PAD):
www.amazon.com/dp/B0161VIZZ8/...
Thin Cotton Buds x 200 you can buy them here:
www.muji.eu/pages/online.asp?...
DSLRKIT Pro Lens Vise Tool Repair Filter Ring Ajustment Steel 27mm to 130mm:
www.amazon.com/DSLRKIT-Repair...
Japan Hobby Tool Helical Grease Made in Japan:
www.amazon.com/Japan-Hobby-He...
Loctite 222 50ml Threadlocker
www.amazon.com/Henkel-Loctite... - Навчання та стиль
I love that you just took two lenses apart (apparently twice - a dry run and again on camera) for no practical reason except curiosity
The 7 element's rear element is radioactive, "thorium" hence the yellowing. Harmless unless you eat it, sleep with it, or drop it and it breaks open. Thanks for another great video.. I've learned tons from your channel in the past years, appreciate you man.
I got my Super-Takumar with 8 elements yesterday. Thank you very much for the rich information, master Mikeno!
Is it compatible with a canon aspc camera? Thank you.
@@jonnyBgood3 1st version, 8 elements without the radioactive one, mirror hits a bit before infinity
Thanks Mr.Mikeno62!!! pretty crystals!!!
The 8-element version is also radioactive, but a fraction of the level of the 7-element version; barely more than background radiation levels. The 7-element version is a lot more radioactive, explaining the difference in discolouration (rather than discolouration being absent in the 8-element version).
Thank's for the info :-)
Interested, thanks for sharing
it's like this one
I have a 8 element lens mint except the very first outer element someone cleaned it too hard. Can I just switch the first single glass with a clean one from a 7 element lens I have also. They looked same
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Why did you go through all this and not show the effects on the images? Like Photos? You qualify as a tech geek for sure.
Hello friend, I see you are an expert in lenses..... I have disassembled a Vivitar 28-200..1:3,5-5,3,,,Macro,and I have some poorly placed lens...is there any lens position scheme ?... thanks🖤
I have no idea where to get the position scheme.
well that is interesting! thank you
The difference is 1
I have 2 X 7 Element versions so thats better than an 8 element 🧐
I think it would be 14 lens elements in 2 groups...... :-) :-) :-) ;-) ;-) Or so...
A big mistake. 7 lenses can not be more effective than 8 lenses
Heh heeeh. It's not the number of Elements that Matter!