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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #126
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Don't laugh. If any first-generation copact AF deserves to be called a classic, it is this one.


Nikon L35AF by Greyscale3, on Flickr
I've got two of them now. Paid $5 for the first one (with the brown case), and the second one was given to me (it has the plastic cover). Wonderful shooter.

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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #127
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biomed--beautiful!
Looks new--
Thanks for posting.
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Thank you, Paul. It has been a faithful and reliable camera. There have been a few bumps along the way. I had the camera and finder overhauled by our head bartender a few years back and now they are as good as new.

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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #128
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New lease of life for this thread

The old girl as seen some use but shoots faultlessly, wish the owner did the same.

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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #129
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Purchased new in Tokyo for a months pay. Now as before it's just my everyday picture taker.

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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #130
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Purchased new in Tokyo for a months pay. Now as before it's just my everyday picture taker.

That's about what it cost me back in '73, only in Norfolk, VA. Sadly, I sold it to an old high school buddy of mine.

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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #131
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Hah! Chris Livsey's black F2 looks darn similar to my F ...


... only I have the pre-AI Nikkor-H 85/1.8 fitted to it in this quick snap I made early today. I have one of the Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 lenses as well. Not bad looking for a $30 body, eh? :-)

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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #132
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I just wish I had a plain prism for it, instead of the clunky inop TN finder.
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Godfrey, anyone would think they came fron the same factory
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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #134
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I just wish I had a plain prism for it, instead of the clunky inop TN finder.
I bet "in the day" they said just the opposite. My body was £65 only a couple of years back, no prism, that cost more than the body, but not by much as it has a touch of de-silvering (but new foam), but I'm a shooter. Sover Wong was the man for the prism, great NikonF2 guy.
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W Nikkor C 1:1.8 f=3.5cm ltm
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W Nikkor C 1:1.8 f=3.5cm ltm

Hello, wonderful collections.
I take advantage of this thread to ask if any of you knows a good repairman for my lens, W Nikkor C 1:1.8 f=3.5cm ltm.
The general aspect and mechanics are very fine, almost like new, but the images i get on my Leica are off, hazy even if the glass is cristal clear, no definition.
I am in Europe, France, but can send the lens anywhere if someone is qualified enough to bring this jewel back to what it is supposed to be.
Many thank's
Joël
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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #136
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Don Goldberg (DAG) made one of my LTM W Nikkor C 1:1.8 f=3.5cm's perfect for $125. Just Google his name.
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Nikon F Set by LucisPictor, on Flickr


Nikon F & S.C 1.4/50 by LucisPictor, on Flickr

And inmidst her family:

Nikon Family by LucisPictor, on Flickr
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Old 3 Weeks Ago   #138
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Don Goldberg (DAG) made one of my LTM W Nikkor C 1:1.8 f=3.5cm's perfect for $125. Just Google his name.
Thank you, valuable advice.
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Old 2 Days Ago   #139
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....The missing Nikonos III is in the camera cabinet, while the missing AF35 2.8 (first camera I bought for my son) is plain missing.
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B-E-A-utiful Nikons and Nikkors, fellas!!
Something different here:

Nikon FM2n Photo-graphic Novel by jwicaksana, on Flickr
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My now former S2

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