Cool Nikon Lens images
A few nice nikon lens images I found:
F3/T with Motor Drive and Nikkor AIS 2/35mm lens
Image by wolf4max
Nikon F3/T with Motor Drive and Nikkor AIS 2/35mm lens
Nikon D800E Field Test with Nick Devlin
When Luminous Landscape’s Nick Devlin received one of the few D800E cameras in Canada, we knew we’d have to take it out for a day of landscape photography. Nick and The Camera Store’s Chris Niccolls took out the D800E and the fantastic Pentax 645D to see how they stacked up shooting the beautiful landscapes of Canmore Alberta. Check out our blog post with downloadable RAW files here:www.thecamerastore.com Shot and Edited by Jordan Drake Filmed on the Panasonic AF100
Nice Nikon Lens photos
Some cool nikon lens images:
Oberstdorf Germany Nebelhorn snow winter HDR “Lens Nikon 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR DX AF-S Nikkor”
Image by globetrotter_rodrigo
Nikon FM
Image by John Kratz
Having bought the N65, I found myself relying on the fully-automatic setting for nearly every shot. So, I decided it would be a good idea to get myself a fully manual camera in order to force myself to think about my exposure settings. Using this camera makes me feel like a photographer, as opposed to an average shmuck with a point-and-shoot, which is what I really am. 
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The FM was manufactured in Japan by Nippon Kogaku from 1977-82. Despite its name, it doesn’t pick up any radio stations.
The lens shown here was manufactured c1964.
Q&A: What is the best Nikon D40 lens for indoor Architectural photos?
Question by : What is the best Nikon D40 lens for indoor Architectural photos?
I have a Nikon D40 that came with the kit lens and it does not do well indoors and in low light. I do not like to use a flash indoors either. Could you recommend a better lens and a light source for this application?
Best answer:
Answer by Jim A
There are a couple that may work… the 35mm f/1.8 or so or the 50mm f/1.8. Keep in mind these lenses will be tight and not wide.
What do you think? Answer below!
Please help! Will a Tamron 80-210 CF Tele Macro f3.8~4.0 lens fit my nikon d60?
Question by fishingforfun: Please help! Will a Tamron 80-210 CF Tele Macro f3.8~4.0 lens fit my nikon d60?
I know it want auto focus and that’s not a problem. The problem is I have found some really good deals on nice clean film lens and not really sure if they will work on my Nikon D60. If anyone could tell me if it will or what to look for when I buy a film lens It would help me so much! Thank you. Here is a few lens I have found
Tamron 80-210 CF Tele Macro f3.8~4.0
Sigma 35-70 Zoom-Master f2.8~4.0 Macro.
Best answer:
Answer by Shorty
I searched up the Tamron online, and since it is a manual-focus only lens, it will not even couple with the metering with your D60 camera. If the sample you seen is in the Nikon F mount, yes, it will fit, but metering is completely useless. That means that the only mode you can use the lens in is in “M”. And you’ll being a whole lot of guesswork regarding exposure since even the exposure meter is rendered useless. I know because my dad owns a few old Nikkor AI-S manual-focus only lenses, and when I tried them on my D80, the metering failed to work. I’m okay with it though, since most of the stuff I shoot with those lenses are still-life subjects.
After browsing through the search results from google, the paragraph above applies to the Sigma too.
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