I hope you don't mean a 50mm f/1.2. The filter ring is integral with the
housing for the front lens group. And you _don't_ want to know the price of
that puppy!
If you mean a 55mm f/1.2, the news isn't much better. The filter ring is a
separate part, but no longer available.
I'd just straighten it. We use narrow hardwood sticks, about 1" x 1/2",
rounded at the end, placed against the inside of a bent filter ring and
whacked gently but firmly with a mallet. Work slowly, be patient, and you
can get it back so a filter will go on again.
>
> Well, Friday I dropped my 50mm f2 (my favorite lens) from about 7 feet
onto
> cement. Not a smart thing to do. The little brick of a lens faired well.
> Everything operates and is smooth, but I pushed the filter ring in quite a
> bit. Is there any chance of getting this replaced? I thought if I have a
> part number it may be worth a call to Olympus.
>
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