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Review by
Guest.
on 28th Aug 2008
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I was involved in multiscreen 35mm presentations and used a pinregister adapted Nikon F2 as my rostrum camera and the Nikon Macro lens. Again reliability was expected and I was never let down. Multi LCDs have not yet managed to emulate the impact of multi 35mm projectors.
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Review by
photoman
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on 26th Mar 2007
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I bought this camera used but in great condition for my collection 5 years ago.
Nikon F2 is top of the line professional 35mm SLR camera of 70'. It is the last hand made professional Nikon. More than 800,000 units produced.
It has titan-foil horizontally traveling shutter with fully machanically ...
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Review by
terrierkennedy21
on 29th Jun 2005
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I have used my F2 with a standard prism for 32 years. I bought it new, and it gets serviced every 5 years. I put about 1000 rolls of film through it every year, and it keeps on going. What more can I say ?
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Review by
notnilc23
on 30th Mar 2004
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I've owned this Nikon F2 35mm SLR camera for the past 10 years and its never let me down and I doubt it ever will. No it isnt like the modern marvels that to my mind take away a lot of the photographers thinking. I've owned and used many SLR's Olympus OM1 Leica R3 and Mamiya RZ, ALL GREAT CAMERAS an ...
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Review by
shutterbug.
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on 21st Jul 2003
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If you get an F2, the DP-11 finder makes it an F2AS which is the most advanced and desireable configuration with AI lens indexing. One of the nicest things about the F2 is that it won't leave you in the lurch if your batteries die and it uses readily available MS-76 silver oxide or A-76 alkaline ba ...
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Review by
Chris Williams.
on 26th Nov 2002
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Let's see, I've used Minoltas, Leicas (rangefinders and SLRs), Pentaxs, Mamiyas and Cannons, yet the Nikon F-2AS has been my consistent favorite. Now many people say that it isn't the camera that takes a great picture, it's the camera's lens. That is true to some extent, but here's an important poin ...
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Review by
Fastone.
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on 30th Mar 2002
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The Nikon F2 is the last hand made Professional camera made by Nikon. The early models in the s/n71xxxx had a small problem with film backlash. This is really noticed when a motor drive is attached. I wouuld stay away from the early models for this reason. If it can be fixed it is expensive. Other t ...
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Review by
Carl.
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on 4th Feb 2002
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I used a Nikon F2 35mm SLR camera in the early 80s and never enjoyed making pictures so much as with that camera. Unfortunately, a previous owner had allowed it to take a swim, and when it jammed, the repairman declared it a rusted loss. I kept the screen and the DP-1 against the day another F2 came ...
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Review by
Mike Wilde.
on 12th Jan 2002
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If youre after a ben all singing bells and whistles camera then the Nikon F2 35mm SLR camera is not for you! However, its sheer robustness and quality make it a beauty of a camera. If you can handle centre weighed metering and manual focus, then there is no better SLR. The system back up is vast, an ...
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Review by
Michael Helms.
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on 10th Apr 2001
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The F2 is everything a camera should be. Many will argue that it is heavy; I personally think this is one of the most comfortable and well balanced cameras ever made; most of the modern lightweight cameras feel too flimsy to me. The shutter release is positive, and everything just seems to fall at ...
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