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<p>The FL 50mm 1.4 II on an Oly Ep, snaps on it's mechanical body...........</p>

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<p>My guess could be to check the mirror damper? Canon used a type of foam that goo with age......................that would be the upper part inside the cams lens opening where the mirror slaps, there this strip pad/foam it could have become sticky/goo.</p>

<p>Merry Christmas.............Santa taking a nap.<br>

Canon FL 50mm 1.4 II on an Ep...........</p>

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<p>Canon Ftb 50mm 1.4 11, I hurried to make the shot before he opens his eyes.................noritsu scanned to a cd</p>

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<p>From last year..............Canon Ftb FL 50mm 1.411</p>

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<p>ep.........Canon FL 50mm 1.411</p>

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<p>FL50mm 1.411...........</p>

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<p>old ep.....FL 50mm 1.411</p>

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<p>Canon FL 50mm 1.411............ep1</p>

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<p>Could not resist a Fd/FL adapter for the Old Oly Ep.............FL 50mm 1.4 II</p>

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<p>Oly Ep1 14-42mm..................</p>

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<p>Ep1</p>

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<p>Oly Ep1 14-42mm..................</p>

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<p>The Citizen shutter mechanism is accessed from the front<br />The iris and shutter blades can only be accessed from the lens/shutter block rear<br /> <a href="http://www.kyphoto.com/classics/yashicaminister.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.kyphoto.com/classics/yashicaminister.html</a><br /> again, we will need some special tools. The wires from the meter and flash you may not need.................I stop surgery on my Fujica when I looked inside the film plane, I don't think I can remove it. The camera repairman said it's the problem with the springs on mine, he just recoiled.</p>

<p>My Fujica 35se sports a citizen shutter mechanism, it could be similar to a yashica lynx/minister. Just maybe you could replace the blades of the fujica with blades from a yashica? You can search some reading material on the yashica leaf shutter mechanism also which are quite plentiful to give you more better ideas.....<br>

http://www.kyphoto.com/classics/yashicaminister.html<br />http://www.kyphoto.com/classics/yashicalynx.html</p>

<p>nothing much, Let's see.......................goodluck<br />

<p>you need to improvise a furniture foot rubber pad that would fit the fuji synchro 1000 2.8 part to loosen and the 3 screws would appear. However after removing that part, the 3 screws, there's a lock in the middle, and everything from there could be impossible to put back. Blades are also visible.<br>

http://www.pbase.com/pganzel/image/51257414<br /> pic from the link<br /> <img src="http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a574/king3sparrow/P1020901_zps4iylnmnt.jpg" alt="" /></p>

<p>Canon Ft, FL 50mm 1/4 11, most of the scanned images were filled with scratch and spots, I had to remove......noritsu scanned.</p>

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<p>This one came just this small<br /> <img src="http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/a574/king3sparrow/img008b-copy_zpskv92nnzi.jpg" alt="" /></p>

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<p>Dirk, maybe one of mine would have to go to the graveyard too....................... Nice find/F-1 in the boneyard, Alex.</p>

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<p>Nice place you have there Tony. The lens have an amazing tone clarity in the pics....................thanks for sharing.</p>

<p>Nice, neat shots on the Canonet GIII Ql17 Yann R, really liked how you presented the Canonet together with the aging motorcycle. Those kawasaki are workhorses compared to cheaper mushrooming motorcycles coming from the mainland.............</p>

<p>WOW Bill, lot's of things imaginable you can do with that great lens......................really nice.</p>