John:
There seems to be a slight trace of grease on one of the blades. So, the
offending haze is most likely there.
I didn't pay a great deal much for the camera. However, I'm not about to
try and dismantle it. I'm going to think about whether its worth
getting it repaired. If not, it goes on the shelf.
Thanks for your comments.
Martin
John Hermanson wrote:
> It is possble the haze is on the element next to the blades. This would
> require possibly taking the focus mechanism apart, and turning the lens
> assembly out of the focus helicoid. If doing so, you could lose your
> infinity focus position. Be sure to mark ring positions before taking
> apart. Be prepared for the possibilty that the haze or film has
> permanently ruined the glass surface.
>
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> John Hermanson
> Camtech Photo Services, Inc.
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