p.1 #1 · FS: REDUCED Olympus OM 24mm & "De-Clicked" 50mm w EOS adapters
Olympus OM 24 2.8 w/hood & EOS EMF Adapter
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Price: $130.00 Payment method: PayPal Item condition: 8+ Shows moderate wear or finish marks
Lens is in great condition for its age. Glass is excellent, no marks that I can see(looks like a dog hair is on there in the pic). Insides are very clean and focus is smooth, recent CLA. Some minor wear on aperture ring and slight marks on spanner notches from dissassembly. Includes original Olympus hood. EOS adaptoer with EMF focus confirm chip programmed for 24mm 2.8 in EXIF. Chip can be easily programmed for focus adjustment too. Focuses accurately to infinity on my 1dMkIV. EOS rear cap, no lens cap. Conservatively rated. Includes Continental USA shipping. $140 shipped OBO
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Olympus 50mm 1.8
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Price: $42.00 Payment method: PayPal Item condition: 8+ Shows moderate wear or finish marks
Aperture ring "De-Clicked" and damped for video use, movement is smooth with mild resistance (not loose). Lens is in great condition for its age. Glass is very good, only one small cleaning mark on front element. It has no effect on image at all. Insides are very clean and focus is smooth, recent CLA. Some minor wear on aperture ring. Includes EMF focus confirm chip programmed for 50mm 1.8 in EXIF. Chip can be easily programmed for focus adjustment too. Focuses accurately to infinity on my 1dMkIV. EOS rear cap, no lens cap. Conservatively rated. Includes Continental USA shipping. $42 shipped OBO
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p.1 #4 · FS: REDUCED Olympus OM 24mm & "De-Clicked" 50mm w EOS adapters
Did you de-click the lens yourself?
I have an Olympus Zuiko 50mm that I want to try to de-click.
Is it as easy as removing the back piece of metal and taking away a little de-clicking scew?
p.1 #5 · FS: REDUCED Olympus OM 24mm & "De-Clicked" 50mm w EOS adapters
Yes, I did it myself. The aperture ring is at the front of the lens, so you need to remove the front trim ring and I think the front lens element as well (been a while since I did it). There is a metal ring with indents/holes and a ball bearing that indexes in the holes. You need to remove the ring and bearing and then find a suitable solution for damping the movement, without the click mechanism the aperture turns very easily and is much too loose. I used a felt ring.
Olympus OM 24 2.8 w/hood & EOS EMF Adapter
