liamlumiere Posted September 11, 2017 Share Posted September 11, 2017 I recently took the back element off my Möller 32/2x to clean the fungus from the inside and outside. I realised outside surfaces have fine cleaning scratches and would like to find a lens polishing service that could just make it all go away... Does anyone know of such a service in Europe? I was quoted by one source £400 per surface! This included recoating but then again, do anamorphic lenses have a different coating than normal lenses? My previous version had amazing blue flares, will this affect the lens having a different coating? How will they know what type of coating goes to this model. I'm guessing it has just one coating, not multicoating. Also, on replacing the back element, being anamorphic do elements front and back need to be 90 degrees to one another ie. back: ⊂⊃ front ? ? According to my kowa, they do. How to align properly, will it distort image if I'm off slightly? Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Justin Bacle Posted September 11, 2017 Share Posted September 11, 2017 4 hours ago, liamlumiere said: I recently took the back element off my Möller 32/2x to clean the fungus from the inside and outside. I realised outside surfaces have fine cleaning scratches and would like to find a lens polishing service that could just make it all go away... Does anyone know of such a service in Europe? I was quoted by one source £400 per surface! This included recoating but then again, do anamorphic lenses have a different coating than normal lenses? My previous version had amazing blue flares, will this affect the lens having a different coating? How will they know what type of coating goes to this model. I'm guessing it has just one coating, not multicoating. Also, on replacing the back element, being anamorphic do elements front and back need to be 90 degrees to one another ie. back: ⊂⊃ front ? ? According to my kowa, they do. How to align properly, will it distort image if I'm off slightly? Thanks I recently searched for such a service. I couldn't find a single company that wanted to polish and recoat my anamorphic glass. Please share your results if you find a company willing to do it Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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