ASAHI OPT.(PENTAX) SMC TAKUMAR 50mm f/1.4 Cleaning work
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We will be cleaning these lenses that we purchased this time.
ASAHI OPT.(PENTAX) SMC TAKUMAR 50mm f/1.4
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First, remove the front and rear caps from the lens body.
Dusting the exterior of the lens body with a blower.
Wipe the body with a towel using anhydrous ethanol
After dusting the front lens with a blower
Use anhydrous ethanol and wipe it with a Silbon paper.
After removing dust from the rear lens with a blower
Use anhydrous ethanol and wipe with Silbon paper
The lens mount will be wiped with Silbon paper using anhydrous ethanol.
The front cap will be wiped with Silbon paper using anhydrous ethanol
Wipe the rear cap with Silbon paper using anhydrous ethanol
Check the lens operation and check the entire lens
Finally, attach the lens cap.
Cleaning is completed.
The “TAKUMAR” in the name of this lens immediately reminds me of Takuma Sato, a motorsports enthusiast who finished third on the podium in the 2004 F1 Championship in the United States, a distant second for Japanese racers. I cried when he finished 3rd on the podium, which is a far cry from the podium for Japanese racers.
He was the first Japanese to win the Indy 500-mile race in the U.S., and two years later, he won the race again, making him an amazing athlete.
I had a great time cleaning this one, remembering all the motorsports!
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