Posted: Sat Aug 14, 2010 12:49 pm Post subject: |
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Lichtstrom wrote:
I have a similar jupiter lens, where you can fix the aperture by turning another ring below. By this you define, on which aperture the aperture ring stops (If fixed on "8", it moves from 2.8 to "8"). If it's fixed on 2.8, it doesn't move at all. So you should be able to turn the ring below the aperture ring to change the aperture. Sounds complicated, but it is not.
If both rings are completely stuck, there also might be a mechanical problem due to the age of the lens. In those cases I put the lens into broad sunlight to get the lens really warm. Sometimes it helps and stuck rings get loose.
Maybe that helps,
Stefan |