I *think* I may've scored big time...

John_Nikon_F

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Picked up a type P focusing screen for my F4s. $20.

-J
 

brucemuir

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Are they hard to come by?
P screen is the horizontal split correct?

What am I missing here John? ? ?
it seems you would've already had a few boxed layin' around your crib.

Are F4 screens hard to find?
 

Ihmemies

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Seems at lesat F2/F3/F4 focusing screens are equally sized - only the frames are different. So when neccessary you can use F2's screens on F4 and vice versa by swapping frames
 
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John_Nikon_F

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John, yes, the screen is in like new condition. Of course, I should've kept it as a spare when Kenmore Camera in Kenmore, WA handed it to me for free. Instead, I traded it at a repair shop for a K2 screen for the FM2n I owned at the time.

With respect to the G and H screens, you almost have to buy them as a set, if you have lenses that require different versions.

The F/F2/F3 screens do work, but, it's best to find a red dot F3 screen if you're going to build your own P screen. The F, F2, and non-red dot F3 screens need -1/3 stop exposure compensation dialed in on the DP-20.

-J
 
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