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wlewisiii
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In a fit of curiosity this morning and being between rolls, I popped my 7 on T and opened the shutter. I unmounted the 50/1.8 and then, with the lens extended, I carefully screwed on the I-22. After it was screwed on, I slowly collapsed the lens and paid attention to how it fit and it was fine. Clear at the rear and the barrel can turn without anything hitting any of the light baffles. 
One problem with it is that there is a protrusion on the flange for the f.95 lens that fouls the infinity lock. I discovered that the moving part unscrews very simply... I've got those three little parts in a zip lock and a roll of Tmax400 loaded to see what can be seen.
I'll probably put the lock back on and the lens back on the IVSb, but for a fun experiment, why not?
William
One problem with it is that there is a protrusion on the flange for the f.95 lens that fouls the infinity lock. I discovered that the moving part unscrews very simply...
I've got those three little parts in a zip lock and a roll of Tmax400 loaded to see what can be seen. I'll probably put the lock back on and the lens back on the IVSb, but for a fun experiment, why not?
William