Skulls Road
Established
cosmonaut
Well-known
Are you sure? It looks like the F stops plate has screws into the body. It the lens were removable that would go too. I would think?
Skulls Road
Established
Yeah that small part with the filter threads comes off and the F stop plate just falls out.
I was hoping to find a small enough filter wrench but 25mm doesn't seem to exist.
I was hoping to find a small enough filter wrench but 25mm doesn't seem to exist.
rjbuzzclick
Well-known
You could try using a rubber stopper (rubber cork) that's larger than the front end diameter and press and turn. Otherwise, maybe try to grip it with a rubber piece cut from a tire's inner tube.
Greyscale
Veteran
You will find a downoadable repair manual for the Signet 35 here:
http://pheugo.com/cameras/index.php?page=downloads
http://pheugo.com/cameras/index.php?page=downloads
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Yep, the front lens should simply unscrew. A rubber pad (like a mouse-pad) or a friction pad for opening jars should do the trick. I've had some success with a large flat eraser too.
Cosmonaut, the F-stop plate just covers the RF adjustment opening. It's not attached to anything else
Cosmonaut, the F-stop plate just covers the RF adjustment opening. It's not attached to anything else
paradoxbox
Well-known
If a rubber mouse pad doesn't work, a piece of cork board may do the trick.
There are also special lens working tools shaped kind of like funnels, they're made of rubber and are made specially for opening lenses without marring the glass. You can usually buy them from a camera repair shop very cheaply, $10 or so for a bunch of sizes.
There are also special lens working tools shaped kind of like funnels, they're made of rubber and are made specially for opening lenses without marring the glass. You can usually buy them from a camera repair shop very cheaply, $10 or so for a bunch of sizes.
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