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System Accessories for Nikon Rangefinder cameras Optical Finders (4 parts):- Fixed Focal length Finders (index page) : 2.1cm , 2.5cm , 2.8cm , 3.5cm , 35cm Stereo , 5cm, 8.5cm , 10.5cm , 13.5cm | Variframe / Varifocal / Sport-frames | Nikon Reflex Housing Nikon S36/S72/S250 Motor Drives / S36 Manual | light meters | Nikon RF Flash/Speedlights | Close-up photography / Repro Copy Outfit / Nikon Bellow Focusing Device ( in progress ) | Cases/Compartments | Lens & body caps , Lens Hoods/shades , Original Price Lists | packaging/boxes Instruction Manuals RELATIVE :- Nikon Rangefinder (RF) Models | Pictorial History of Nikon A general visual library on industrial science/usage Nippon Kogaku KK/Nikon Micro-NIKKOR, MACRO-NIKKOR & Ultra-Micro-NIKKOR lenses - 7 Parts ( Updated ) | Manual Focus Nikkor lenses | Autofocus Nikkor lenses Related info:- Leica / Leitz | Contax / Carl Zeiss | Seiki Kogaku ( Canon ) | Message Board | lenses | Message Board | RF cameras

Nikon (Nippon Kogaku KK) Rangefinder (RF) Nikkor lenses - Main Index Page

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www.photomacrography.net :: View topic - Mounting El-Nikkor Enlarger Lenses to Nikon bellows

http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=36843 Remember that even though these are enlarging lenses, is is advisable to mount them in reverse when using them above 1:1. There are many Nikon reverse adapters out there (F-mount on one side, 52mm threaded on other side). Many enlarging lenses have a 40.5mm filter thread. My preference is to use a 40.5-52mm stepping ring (see eBay #110300237550) together with the above mentioned Nikon reversing ring. This makes a very nice arrangement.
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Ultra Family 2

Ultra-Micro-Nikkor Family, Super High Resolution Lens Far East of Elegance

Special Lenses For Nikon 'F' Mount

http://www.naturfotograf.com/lens_spec.html The 105 mm f/2.8 VR Micro looks nice on paper, but using it in practice tells another story. The lens barrel is now massive and you need a big hand to get a good grip on it. VR does work very well, but unless you use a tripod you end up with a lot of close-ups of just adequate, but not perfect, sharpness. VR shouldn't be used with the lens/camera on a tripod so there is yet another slider to set correctly and Murphy's Law dictates you'll forget this when shooting someting of critical importance or using slow shutter speeds. Like the predecessor it uses the trick of shortening the focal length during focusing meaning that in a distance from slightly less than 40 cm to 31.4 cm (near limit), the magnification changes dramatically from 1:2 to 1:1.

cameras for ultra micro nikkor 28/1.8? - Photo.net Nikon Forum

Roger Johnson , Oct 11, 2005; 10:04 a.m. Hi, I just won an ultra micro nikkor 28mm/1.8 for 1/10 reduction, and need a camera for this. Could anyone give me some suggestions before I purchase? Also shall I reverse the lens or not for 1/10 reductions? http://photo.net/nikon-camera-forum/00DpNM

Panoramic tripod heads for virtual tours, real estate tours, HDRi, high dynamic range images, CGI and 3D

The new 360Precision Adjuste Giga was purpose built to cater for the growing craze in ultra high-resolution gigapixel images. The Adjuste Giga features a simple to use triple plunger set-up to allow locked in detent stops every 5º, 10º or 15º. The plunger set-up allows 100% repeatable vertical shooting positions. Other panoramic heads use manual tightening knobs that lack the precision needed making it very difficult to guarantee accuary when shooting giga pixel images. When shooting high-resolution panoramic images it's critcal that the detent stops are accurate and repeatable. http://www.360precision.com/360/index.cfm?precision=products.giga_overview&MainSlideID=7&mainnavID=2