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Nikon’s ‘Nifty Fifty’ – understanding the 50mm f/1.8 AIS
by Becky Danese Perhaps an unusual topic, but certainly one worth keeping on record, is the many versions of the 50mm f/1.8 AIS, a manual focus AIS lens produced between 1981-2005 in one or the other of its forms. I thought it might be useful for those interested to understand, in simple terms, the key […]
Nikkor Z 24MM f/1.8 S wide-angle lens
London, United Kingdom, 4th September 2019: Nikon today further expands its line-up of f/1.8 S-Line mirrorless primes with the NIKKOR Z 24mm f/1.8 S. With advanced optics, exceptional close-up performance, and extensive weather sealing, this full-frame lens offers real versatility. As good in tight spaces as it is with vast landscapes and city skylines, the […]
What’s your walkabout lens?
Meet Nikon’s Workhorse: AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8E ED VR This is the most widely used professional lens in the NIKKOR line-up. If you need a single lens that can handle just about any shooting opportunity, this is it. The 24–70mm zoom range easily covers the sweet spot for everything from landscapes and studio work to […]
A vintage Nikon advert
By Yusaku Kamekura, Japan (1955) Yusaku Kamekura studied at the Institute of New Architecture and Industrial Arts in Tokyo, specializing in basic composition theory. He was a founding member (1960) and later director of Nippon Design Centre. He was a chairman of the Japan Graphic Designers Association and an art director of Nippon magazine, which […]
Stop-Down Metering on Nikon Cameras
Becky Danese explains how to use your pre-AI lenses on compatible bodies and still meter! If you haven’t seen our video describing the difference between Pre-Ai, AI and AIS lenses, click here: http://bit.ly/2KaFLOy In the video: Nikon F3 Nikon FM3A Nikkor-Q 135mm f/3.5 Nikon F Photomic body, chrome
