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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    I very much doubt it, as the Printing-Nikkor is f/2.8 and according to this website is a 12/4 design. All the PN lenses are awesome and...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Yeah, as a teenager I worked at the camera counter of a major department store, and I remember when the EM and E-series lenses first...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    I also have the 100/2.8 Series-E (got it in-box for $100, so couldn't resist). It is _super_ compact, doesn't even seem like a...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon AI conversion.
    Wow, that is super surprising! At least in Canada, Nikon Service won't touch even moderately old lenses with a 10ft pole. I asked about...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Well, "coveted" might be an exaggeration! I would say that Nikkor-collectors like to celebrate the arcane history and lore of the more...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    All the Sonnar lenses had a silver-snout, but some Xenotar lenses also had the silver-snout, so that isn't definitive. The best visual...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread My Nikon PB-4 Journey.
    Finally was able to quickly try out the Bellows-Nikkor with the PB-4, and as I had always suspected, it's of very limited use at...
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    If you are not aware, there's a great description of the 105/2.5 lens design and history here. To quote the author, Haruo Sato, a...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Is your non-AI copy the Sonnar or Xenotar version? I only recently acquired a Sonnar copy, and do find it has a subtly different...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread What Are Your GOAT Cameras?.
    Too many categories for me to fully comment, but if I had to pick a single camera and give the rest of my equipment away, I would keep...
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    One reason for deleting details is that high volume sellers may be concerned about tax liability and by removing proof of their sales...
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    As you say, not much use for a telephoto underwater: I believe the main use of the 80mm was for close ups (and there was a close-up kit...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread My Nikon PB-4 Journey.
    For using the PB-4's movements at infinity, I have my Nikkor 120/5.6 AM-ED, which has more than adequate coverage (even though it wasn't...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon AI conversion.
    Even if the two rings had the same aperture range, it is doubtful that rings from two focal-lengths would be interchangeable due to...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon AI conversion.
    You _do_ need to AI-convert the lens for the prosumer FM2, FE2, and FM3a as the body's aperture follower-tab does not flip down on those...
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