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35NAP 2-3M (mod) – precision, light streaks, bokeh


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Heavy, but cheapest :-) I have Rectimascop 80/2x, lenses very heavy in comparison with 35nap 2-3m. Front lens in cutted frame 900 g, rear 560 g. But light streaks very cool and very sharp from left to right. Number? I measured diameter rear lens of 80/2x, 80 mm. Your guess maybe right :thumbsup:

39 minutes ago, ken said:

Hehe, too heavy to me.  I remembered the front glass of Moller 63/2x is around 0.47kg.  

So I think the 46/2x or 48/2x lens are the best size for me.  The 32 lens is too small.

BTW, who knows what this number mean?  But I guess it maybe the rear glass size in mm, looks very close.

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On jeudi 6 octobre 2016 at 6:34 PM, Dr. Verbel' said:

Justin Bacle, do you have the same 35nap 2-3m, as on photo? I'm interested, which logo on it (on the left side). Different factories in USSR produce these lenses with same name 35nap 2-3m. Little differences in body construction.

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Do you saw small hole on the frame's side? small screw lock big nut.

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Okay, thanks for all the precious information.

Here are photos of mine : https://goo.gl/photos/eNyhafsjAgYWX3ac8

I did remove the tiny screws (3 of them) from the back, to unlock the back ring. No matter how hard I tried to unscrew it, I cannot unscrew the back ring. I did put some WD-40 on the theads yesterday, so I might have a bit more luck this evening ... but I'm not feeling confident about it :s

On vendredi 7 octobre 2016 at 3:22 PM, Dr. Verbel' said:

If I'm not mistaken, you have 35nap 2-3, LOMO version. Construction of body must be similar to 35nap 2-4 (also LOMO version). Must be small hole on the frame's side, in which small screw lock big nut.

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As you can see, there was so much tape on mine that I didn't even noticed the retaining screws on the back :D

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Hmmmm... man with the same 35nap 2-3 told me, that he easy unscrew back ring. he unscrew counterclockwise internal ring and pulled back the lens...  Is a side screws on the body?.. Maybe he tell something wrong with which ring unscrewing, internal or external, but now he make construction as my with his removed lenses :-) Do you got front lens?

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21 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

Okay, thanks for all the precious information.

Here are photos of mine : https://goo.gl/photos/eNyhafsjAgYWX3ac8

I did remove the tiny screws (3 of them) from the back, to unlock the back ring. No matter how hard I tried to unscrew it, I cannot unscrew the back ring. I did put some WD-40 on the theads yesterday, so I might have a bit more luck this evening ... but I'm not feeling confident about it :s

As you can see, there was so much tape on mine that I didn't even noticed the retaining screws on the back :D

 

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16 minutes ago, Dr. Verbel' said:

Hmmmm... man with the same 35nap 2-3 told me, that he easy unscrew back ring. he unscrew counterclockwise internal ring and pulled back the lens...  Is a side screws on the body?.. Maybe he tell something wrong with which ring unscrewing, internal or external, but now he make construction as my with his removed lenses :-) Do you got front lens?

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The front ring should come easily too ? No tiny locking screws ?
My LOMO is certainly very hard to unscrew then, because I can't unscrew the front neither :s

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Yes. Only side screw, which lock front ring. Then unscrew counterclockwise ring and all, finita la commedia! :grin:

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40 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

The front ring should come easily too ? No tiny locking screws ?
My LOMO is certainly very hard to unscrew then, because I can't unscrew the front neither :s

 

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Caution! WD-40 may ingrained between the cemented lenses... on the pic died lens from another Rectimascop 80/2x. It is not a pity, because she was so dead from fungus. But the possibility may be after WD-40. Maybe yes, maybe no...

3 hours ago, Justin Bacle said:

I did put some WD-40 on the theads yesterday, so I might have a bit more luck this evening ... but I'm not feeling confident about it :s

 

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Don't give up! :thumbsup: Half done!

13 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

I got the front element off yesterday but the back ring still wont unscrew. I did put even more WD-40 (because YOLO!) hopping for the best.

(the front rign was very tight and difficult to unscrew, which makes me think that the adapter I got was in pretty bad shape :s)

 

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