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This
is the Olympus OM-System Zuiko 200/5 Our client and friend Nazmi from Istanbul was so generous to take these pictures. So we can take a look at this lens conversion. |
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It has three screws at the bayonet base, which we have to remove. |
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But Nazmi is going to remove the black shroud too, I don't use to do it, but he has a plan... |
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After removing the three screws, it can be lifted. |
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Unscrewing the Olympus OM bayonet. |
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Now removing it. |
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We have to remove this lever. |
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Here it goes. |
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Now we have to keep this lever on the left side, to make the aperture ring control the iris. |
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To achieve this goal, Nazmi needed to remove these two screws.... |
![]() | .,. and made this piece to hold the lever. |
![]() | This is how the holder works. |
![]() | This is our Nikon-Zuiko bayonet. |
![]() | I usually check the interior of the lens before installing the bayonet. If needed, I paint with a flat black marker the bright metal pieces that could be in the view. But Nazmi wanted to put the black shroud again. |
![]() | He is going to glue it. |
![]() | Glued. |
![]() | And the Nikon bayonet + shroud are working fine with this excellent Olympus lens . Thanks a lot for these great pictures! |
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