I am selling a Nikon F eye level prism finder (non-metered of course). I believe this will also work on the Nikon F2, but I am not the expert on Nikon SLR compatibility. This Eye Level Finder is the cat's meow if you like classic, time-tested and proven accessories for use with your all mechanical Nikon SLR (down with batteries!!!).
Cosmetically, this prism is in good shape as one can see in the photos with no evidence of abuse and lacking any dents commonly found on the top of the finder housing. The prism is, however, starting to show signs of internal de-lamination, a common problem with these as they age. However this is still occuring in only a small area of the prism. It manifests itself as a faint vertical line seen down the middle of the view, and one somewhat oversized looking dust mote-like thingy at the edge of the lower right hand side of the viewing field, and nearly out of the view (and occupying only a tiny fraction of the field). None of these defects affect use in the slightest IMO, at least they did not for me, and I was barely even aware of them till a camera tech explained to me the de-lamination business to me a few years ago. So this is a user-grade item, not a collectible, but in my view still very functional. Nevertheless I have priced it quite low for what it is!
Price: $80 plus shipping.
Cosmetically, this prism is in good shape as one can see in the photos with no evidence of abuse and lacking any dents commonly found on the top of the finder housing. The prism is, however, starting to show signs of internal de-lamination, a common problem with these as they age. However this is still occuring in only a small area of the prism. It manifests itself as a faint vertical line seen down the middle of the view, and one somewhat oversized looking dust mote-like thingy at the edge of the lower right hand side of the viewing field, and nearly out of the view (and occupying only a tiny fraction of the field). None of these defects affect use in the slightest IMO, at least they did not for me, and I was barely even aware of them till a camera tech explained to me the de-lamination business to me a few years ago. So this is a user-grade item, not a collectible, but in my view still very functional. Nevertheless I have priced it quite low for what it is!
Price: $80 plus shipping.
