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The Nikonos II can be used at depths up to 50m(160feet)(26.67fathoms) it uses 35mm film with a 24x36mm capture size, has a focal-plane shutter with vertical travel  X & FP sync possible (highest X-sync 1/60), shutter speeds 1/30,1/60, 1/125,1/250,1/500 and Bulb, zone focusing with a useful depth of field scale, the viewfinder has 35mm coverage and parallax correction marks for close ups, die cast aluminum alloy body sealed with O-ring gaskets.
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Dimensions (body only) 99mm x 129mm x 47mm
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Weight (body only) 540g
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Standard kit lens W-Nikkor 35mm (f/2.5-f/22) 6-elements in 4 groups, focusing in air from 0.8m to infinity.
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Revision as of 20:57, 30 July 2008

Nikonos II

The Nikonos II can be used at depths up to 50m(160feet)(26.67fathoms) it uses 35mm film with a 24x36mm capture size, has a focal-plane shutter with vertical travel X & FP sync possible (highest X-sync 1/60), shutter speeds 1/30,1/60, 1/125,1/250,1/500 and Bulb, zone focusing with a useful depth of field scale, the viewfinder has 35mm coverage and parallax correction marks for close ups, die cast aluminum alloy body sealed with O-ring gaskets.




Dimensions (body only) 99mm x 129mm x 47mm

Weight (body only) 540g

Standard kit lens W-Nikkor 35mm (f/2.5-f/22) 6-elements in 4 groups, focusing in air from 0.8m to infinity.


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