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Tele Elmarit M 90 - serviceable problem ?


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My Tele Elmarit M 90 shows these marks when inspecting under a certain angle. It looks like dried water behind the front-element of the lens. It does not show in photos but still it concerns me. Is this serviceable? Have you ever seen something like this? 

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Hard to say what the cause is. Could be balsam separation (if applicable, I did not check whether the optical construction of that lens includes any cemented elements), but I suspect that it may be residues of humidity that has condensed on the inner surface of the first lens element at some point. A competent service person should be able to clean that inner surface.

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The four lenses construction has no cemented elements.

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see adan's post here, but no repairing infos...

 

 

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You may want to send it in for a CLA. It has been effective with the 4 lenses I have sent in. One lens had substantial internal surface fungus, it was all cleaned out, another was a beat up 90 Elmarit. I have used Yousin Ye for my Leica lenses, there are others, DGA, Sheri Krauter and others.

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