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Does anyone know where I can pick up some MC/MD mount service and parts manuals? Just curious. Thank you.
 

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Maybe this is a good place to ask this question...

I have a RokkorX 135 MC that goes onto my somewhat latemodel x370s. When properly attached the lens has a little wiggle or play to it. So far as I can tell I still have a light tight seal and it does not effect my photos, but I am a little worried about it.

I'm fairly certain that its not the camera. A 50mm MD lens mounts perfectly and is nice and tight.

Is there something I can do to correct this? Is this because I'm mounting an MC lens to an MD camera? Or, is there a common mounting ailment for the MCs that I need to know about???
 

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joeyk49 said:
"... I have a RokkorX 135 MC that... has a little wiggle or play to it..."
Same here. I use mine on SRTs. Never thought much about it... I just chalk it up to nearly forty years of use.

As with you, I haven't seen any evidence of a light leak, so I figger, "If it ain't broke... "
 
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Sounds like years of good use to me. I have a couple that do that as well, no probs, just a little loose is all.
 

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Hi Joey,
You can take a look at whatever number of screws are in the back of the lens.
Sometimes the mount on the lens loosens up. A small crosspoint screwdriver should do the trick. Of course if it's old enough it may have slotted screws.
 
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