|  | This is the Leica 2x Apo-Extender with ROM contacts. Unfortunately, it is more difficult and expensive to convert than the non ROM model. | 
|  | First, unscrew the black shroud small screws. | 
|  | Help yourself with the plastic tool to remove it. | 
|  | it is not possible, we have to unscrew the bayonet. | 
|  | and moving a bit the bayonet we can free the shroud. | 
|  | But the ROM strip is attached to the interiors with a flat cable. | 
|  | So we have to unscrew the ROM contacts strip. | 
| Which is not enough, there is a plastic piece that holds the cable too. | |
|  | I've removed that piece too, but may be it is not necessary after all. The flat cable could pass between the plastic piece and the bayonet moving it a bit. | 
| As you can see here, the Leica bayonet has a extra machining to avoid pressing the flat cable. | |
| So I had to machine one of my Leitax bayonets to save the cable, also made the internal diameter bigger to make room for the ROM strip. | |
| Our ROM APO-Extender is now ready to be used in Nikon cameras. This extra work can be made on the Leitax bayonets for other brands. | |
| Leica lenses can be used now attached to it. I would recommend you to find a non ROM Apo-Extender, so you could use the standard Leitax bayonet. If you have this model already, please contact me for an estimate of the special work | |
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