Dr. Verbel'

Credits to Frank Ladner https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChWCqVp4OYzofwZyvxprDWg . Thread on eos I posted on earlier messages.

21 minutes ago, Timotheus said:

Will you let us know how you built it to be single focus? :-)

Some photos of current construction. Beautiful body for single focus in progress.

More successful test single focus.

No problem. Make drawings for your case, 3d-print frames and mounts for your configuration. You may also add bellows. Necessary before printing CHECKS all sizes to fit your lens and mount for your configuration. 3D complete filling for printing. For frames solid plastic (ABS), for mount more plastic plastic (HIPS)

Just now, Paquito Coria said:

The bigger one is 80mm(long)x64mm(high)x28mm(wide)

The smaller is the circle 61mm(diametre)x15mm(wide)

Hi! Bellows on Amazon unsuitable for your lenses, too small. What model and sizes of lenses? That structure good for you?

On ‎12‎.‎10‎.‎2016 at 9:22 PM, Paquito Coria said:

Hi, I´m paquito.

I start this post, because i have a questions about what to do with these lens unmounted ( attached  photo). I have unmounted them, because the structure was broked and i must to do that. My question is , if i can mount them attached to a bellow ( https://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Macro-Bellows-Nikon-Camera/dp/B003EDYDVM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1476296019&sr=8-2&keywords=bellow+camera) and mounted on a rig (specially adapt or hook the lens to the structure) or if you know the way to mount on a structure even lighter than the previous were mounted. Thanks a lot to you in advance (specially to Tito Ferradans. I didn´t find the person who post this, so i post then)

artiswar, for 2-4 (2-3m) 9 cm / ‪3,543307‬ inch

Early test single focus for 35NAP... and for any bulky big projector lenses. Credits goes to this thread

Don't give up!  Half done!

13 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

I got the front element off yesterday but the back ring still wont unscrew. I did put even more WD-40 (because YOLO!) hopping for the best.

(the front rign was very tight and difficult to unscrew, which makes me think that the adapter I got was in pretty bad shape :s)

Caution! WD-40 may ingrained between the cemented lenses... on the pic died lens from another Rectimascop 80/2x. It is not a pity, because she was so dead from fungus. But the possibility may be after WD-40. Maybe yes, maybe no...

3 hours ago, Justin Bacle said:

I did put some WD-40 on the theads yesterday, so I might have a bit more luck this evening ... but I'm not feeling confident about it :s

Hmmm... You must unscrew this first. p.s. I was able to help than...

4 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

Man I didn't see a side screw on the front. I must be blind :D

Yes. Only side screw, which lock front ring. Then unscrew counterclockwise ring and all, finita la commedia!

40 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

The front ring should come easily too ? No tiny locking screws ?
My LOMO is certainly very hard to unscrew then, because I can't unscrew the front neither :s

Hmmmm... man with the same 35nap 2-3 told me, that he easy unscrew back ring. he unscrew counterclockwise internal ring and pulled back the lens...  Is a side screws on the body?.. Maybe he tell something wrong with which ring unscrewing, internal or external, but now he make construction as my with his removed lenses :-) Do you got front lens?

21 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

Okay, thanks for all the precious information.

Here are photos of mine : https://goo.gl/photos/eNyhafsjAgYWX3ac8

I did remove the tiny screws (3 of them) from the back, to unlock the back ring. No matter how hard I tried to unscrew it, I cannot unscrew the back ring. I did put some WD-40 on the theads yesterday, so I might have a bit more luck this evening ... but I'm not feeling confident about it :s

As you can see, there was so much tape on mine that I didn't even noticed the retaining screws on the back :D

Some edited photos. Just for fun

Heavy, but cheapest :-) I have Rectimascop 80/2x, lenses very heavy in comparison with 35nap 2-3m. Front lens in cutted frame 900 g, rear 560 g. But light streaks very cool and very sharp from left to right. Number? I measured diameter rear lens of 80/2x, 80 mm. Your guess maybe right

39 minutes ago, ken said:

Hehe, too heavy to me.  I remembered the front glass of Moller 63/2x is around 0.47kg.  

So I think the 46/2x or 48/2x lens are the best size for me.  The 32 lens is too small.

BTW, who knows what this number mean?  But I guess it maybe the rear glass size in mm, looks very close.

If I'm not mistaken, you have 35nap 2-3, LOMO version. Construction of body must be similar to 35nap 2-4 (also LOMO version). Must be small hole on the frame's side, in which small screw lock big nut.

One man also have this version and send to me several photos. Right version?

5 hours ago, Justin Bacle said:

Mine doesn't look exactly the same :s

I am quite busy with shooting a music video this week-end but i'll send you photos asap

may try internal nut. later man tell me exactly.

7 minutes ago, Justin Bacle said:

Mine doesn't look exactly the same :s

I am quite busy with shooting a music video this week-end but i'll send you photos asap

no problem, I live now on this forum  small hole on the side - frame from 35nap 2-4. if you have 35nap 2-3m as I think, fisrt - leave lenses in frames from body. Then leave lenses from frames much easier.

35nap 2-2 smaller than 35nap 2-3m. Weight you see... front lens around 500 g, rear 370 g. 35nap 2-3m lenses in sum near 1 kg

4 hours ago, ken said:

How much the front lens weight?  If less than 350G, I am interested in it.

Lenses from modifications 35NAP. All my own... yet

Justin Bacle, do you have the same 35nap 2-3m, as on photo? I'm interested, which logo on it (on the left side). Different factories in USSR produce these lenses with same name 35nap 2-3m. Little differences in body construction.

Do you saw small hole on the frame's side? small screw lock big nut.

Juank, bless you!   In my case weighed design 1.7 kg / 3.75 lb‬ . Lenses in rims weigh around 1 kg / 2.2 lb. In your case I don't know, but I think, lighter than now. Double focus, but ready for work.

6 minutes ago, Juank said:

You 're the Man Dr Verbel'

Thanks for your work and kindness!!!

 

Hi! Yes! I think, it will work with any bulky anamorphic projector lenses. You must carefully remove the lens first. if they are not folding rims, and then leave. Make a drawing frames to suit your lens and configuration. Print a 3D-model and everything is ready. Adjustments of lenses in my video with English subs (first configuration, not so easy construction, but ready to work also) at 14:02

12 minutes ago, Juank said:

Woaw

amazing job !!!

keep it going !!!

Do you thing it will work with my Moller 63X2 ?

1 minute ago, Justin Bacle said:

May sound like a stupid question, but how did you disassemble yours ? Mine is so tight I can't open it :s
You start from the back lens right ? 

I have lens spanner. not strong for tight nut, but if on slightly choppy to unwind, you can unscrew

Who want to buy budget anamorphic like on the photo, welcome to message box.

Bellows added

Short video. 35NAP 2-3M (mod) | Helios 44-2 | Sony A6300 | 4K

More Photos: http://s13.ru/archives/154581