HI JCO,

Thanks for the info!

It is indeed the later version. By prolonged exposure to UV, do you
suppose sunlight or a sun lamp? Or possibly a special UV curing lamp like
dentists use? Also how long is prolonged exposure? hours? days? weeks?

Thanks,

paul


Very common if it's the late version
> with the 49mm filter threads.
>
> Can be "cleared up" with prolonged exposure
> to UV light.
>
> I've currently got one in such a process
> myself.
> JCO
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> Subject: 35mm f/2 Super Takumar
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> Hi all,
>
> Today I mounted up my 35mm f/2 Super Takumar (M42) and noticed for the
> first time that the viewfinder image was very warm. Tending towards the
> yellow. I can't see any discoloration on any of the lens elements, but in
> comparison with other lenses, like the 35mm f/3.5, the image is decidedly
> more warm. Is this common for the f/2 or just an abnormality in my
> example?
>
> thanks,
>
> paul
>
>
>
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