why is it bad to have that yellowish coating on the lens? shouldn't it be there? is it forming by time? can anyone show me examples of pix taking with and without that yellowish layer? thx!
Did you Photoshop the lens to show more (or less) yellowing? The before/after photo shows no sign of hand or lens movement, just a difference in lens color.
About a year ago, I was able to remove almost all hints of yellow from a radioactive 50mm f/1.4 S-M-C takumar using exposure to a 15-watt UV light for 8 days.
why is it bad to have that yellowish coating on the lens? shouldn't it be there? is it forming by time? can anyone show me examples of pix taking with and without that yellowish layer? thx!
fulesmackofule 1 week ago
@fulesmackofule It's not a coating, it's in the glass, mostly in the rear lens. And it is Thorium, not Barium, Uranium or anything else.
But today you don't care for the yellowish tint, because you can remove it easily with Photoshop, as the video demonstrates.
MucusFelidae 1 day ago
Did you Photoshop the lens to show more (or less) yellowing? The before/after photo shows no sign of hand or lens movement, just a difference in lens color.
Voodeux 4 weeks ago 3
Great Tips, Thanks you very much sir.
venuslnd 3 months ago
wtf??? they used uranium to make a lens? thats wild
HaroldsCatsRevenge 5 months ago
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hi, is that a UV lamp or a Wood lamp (black light lamp is also called...)? does it have a particular power/watt?
thanks
ugeironIII 7 months ago
All that thorium
SuperCrazyStorm1 11 months ago 3
Does anyone know which bulbs you can use? Sun is never shining where i live ;)
fehlszene 1 year ago
About a year ago, I was able to remove almost all hints of yellow from a radioactive 50mm f/1.4 S-M-C takumar using exposure to a 15-watt UV light for 8 days.
uyt384 1 year ago