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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Well, to be fair, there is the (somewhat hard to find) HN-8 screw-in hood for the 105's, and it of course will not fall off! The HS-...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    The built-in hood versions are AiS (which came out after AI). Some denigrate the built-in hood as being flimsy/floppy, but I like the...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Brief introduction...
    Absolutely, the 24/2 was a different experience from the f/2.8 N.C. Firstly, as an AiS lens, the focus-throw was quite a bit shorter...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    I have a personal theory that creativity is actually enhanced by LIMITS, and _only_ having a 105/2.5 (which many would consider a...
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    Nikon no longer supports the Nikonos line so they don't sell the kits, but there are after-market seal-kits for the main body- and...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread AI lenses on Nikon F4.
    The F4 is also one of only 2 AF bodies that fully support the Shutter-priority and Program modes with AiS lenses (the other being the F501).
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    As I was living in Copenhagen in the 80's, there weren't really many opportunities to peruse exotic Nikkors in the camera stores, so I...
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    Your comments are very interesting. I've read a few Mamiya vs. Makina reviews, but they generally "focused" on the handling, rather...
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    My friend has a Mamiya 6, so I think I can compare the two. Of course the Mamiya is an interchangeable lens camera, which makes it...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread AI lenses on Nikon F4.
    Thought that's what it would turn out to be: The lack of ADR (Aperture Direct Readout) numbers on the lens (normally visible in the...
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    Plaubel Makina 670 which I’ve had since the mid 80’s. Great Nikkor lens and builtin meter. It’s a great travel camera, though I miss...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Yes, the 105/1.8 is a very nice lens, and when prices dropped after Nikon introduced the 105/2 DC, I picked one up (had always lusted...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Sorry, I have to correct myself on that: Nikon moved to a black-snout at the same time as the Xenotar update (serial numbers in the...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    I read a story from a press photographer who worked at a newspaper "back in the day", and of course there was a large pool of lenses of...
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    grant.goodes replied to the thread Nikon 105mm f/2.5.
    Sounds like we were thinking the same things at the same time! I bought my first SLR setup around 1985 as well, on a trip back to my...
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