€3,200.00
The use of the external bayonet required that the new lens have its own focusing helix individually cut for each lens. The internal version used the helix built into the camera body itself fore coupling to the rangefinder cam. Using the external bayonet allowed for more accuracy , especially with heaver lenses like the telephoto’s and the F1.1 Nikkor. Nikon would never make a f1.1 lens for their reflex camera’s, getting only as close as f1.2 . Any lens of such’s size and speed, not to mention price, made over 40 years ago would qualify as extremely collectable today, and the 5cm f1.1 Nikkor-N in either mount is no exception.
Introduced : May 1959.
Apertures : f1.1—f22
Angle of view : 46˚
Elements : 9 in 6 groups.
Focusing range: 3 ft. to infinity
Filter size: Ø 62mm
Weight : 400 grams.
Quantity produced: 1547
Out of stock
Condition exterior : In nice condition, some wear on the black focusing collar.
Condition : Nice and clean example
Number : 142429
Focusing : Nice and smooth
BM: No heavy wear
Filter mount : No dents no marks
Glass : Nice and clean no fungus
Diaphragm : Clean no oil.
Comes with front and back cap.
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 25 × 20 × 15 cm |
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Nippon Kogaku Japan Nikkor-S.C 8.5cm F1.5 External Mount rangefinder lens.
