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MINT w/Finder Nikon UW Nikkor 20mm F2.8 Underwater Lens For Nikonos From JAPAN

Name: *MINT w/Finder* Nikon UW Nikkor 20mm F2.8 Underwater Lens For Nikonos From JAPAN
Brand: Nikon
Price: 329.7 AUD
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“■ Total Grade: 【MINT】 ■ Appearance Grade: 【9/10】 Beautiful appearance. *Please check photos. ■ ”... Read moreabout condition

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Seller notes: “■ Total Grade: 【MINT】 ■ Appearance Grade: 【9/10】 Beautiful appearance. *Please check photos. ■ ... “■ Total Grade: 【MINT】 ■ Appearance Grade: 【9/10】 Beautiful appearance. *Please check photos. ■ Optics Grade: --Lens-- 【10/10】 Beautiful optical. There is no fog. There is no fungus. There is no balsam separation. There are no scratches. There are a few tiny dusts. No problem in the shooting.■ Functional Rating: 【10/10】It works properly.Both focusing and aperture movements are smooth and precise. Bundled Items; Front lens cap , Rear lens cap.Finder For 20mm lens.”

Brand: Nikon

Compatible Brand: For Nikon

Compatible Filter Size: NA

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Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan

Exterior Material: Metal

Focal Length: 20mm

Focus Type: Manual

Maximum Aperture: F2.8

Model: Nikon UW Nikkor 20mm f/2.8

Mount: For Nikonos

MPN: 10314

Series: UW Nikkor

Type: Wide Angle

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Bundle Description: Front lens cap , Rear lens cap,Finder For 20mm lens.

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by creepyolman
06 Oct, 2017Top favourable review
Beautiful lens
Great focal length for a wide variety of styles of shooting
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: kehoutlet
by -eDxknOLQoK@Deleted
20 Jan, 2007
superwide..sort of
I bought my first Nikon F more than 35 years ago and have stayed with the marque ever since. Back then, so-called superwide angle lenses were either a dream or prohibitively expensive and a 24mm was a pretty "wild" optic. As time went on however, true rectilinear (read full-frame, non-fisheye) superwideangle lenses became more available and more affordable. Just before the digital explosion lens manufacturers had developed prime lenses and some zooms in the 14-21mm superwide range and photographers were routinely producing images that took full effect of their capabilities. The Nikon 20mm f2.8 AF (D or not D) is a typical example of that evoloutionary process. First introduced in 1989 it is the AF equivalent of an older manual focus design. Typical of many early generation AF lenses, ... I bought my first Nikon F more than 35 years ago and have stayed with the marque ever since. Back then, so-called superwide angle lenses were either a dream or prohibitively expensive and a 24mm was a pretty "wild" optic. As time went on however, true rectilinear (read full-frame, non-fisheye) superwideangle lenses became more available and more affordable. Just before the digital explosion lens manufacturers had developed prime lenses and some zooms in the 14-21mm superwide range and photographers were routinely producing images that took full effect of their capabilities. The Nikon 20mm f2.8 AF (D or not D) is a typical example of that evoloutionary process. First introduced in 1989 it is the AF equivalent of an older manual focus design. Typical of many early generation AF lenses, the construction is mostly metal and reasonably robust (for AF). Also typical is the short throw required to focus the lens from infinity to it's closeset focus which results in almost instantaneous AF function on my D100 or F100. The addition of the D chip in the newest version is a usless upgrade and should not lead any of you to pay more for it. For the film shooter it is, in my opinion, a very good but not a great lens and, for many years, was a mainstay in my film travel outfit which was standardized on 62mm filters (20mmf2.8AF, 28-105mmf3.5-4.5AF zoom and 70-210mmf4.0AF zoom) It consistently delivered images that were sharp and contrasty with minimal corner light fall off wide open and reasonable levels of barrel distortion that could be mostly corrected in Photoshop. Enter digital and the small digital sensor. All of a sudden, the effective focal lengths of all my lenses have shifted 1.5x My superwide 20mm has now become a much less exciting 30mm and, while my 70-210mm zoom has become effectivly 105-315mm with an f4.0 max aperture, I'm limited at the wide end to the level of your average point-and-shoot. So where this lens fits in for the digital shooter I'm not sure I know anymore. Nikon's new 18-200mm digital zoom now cover's the whole range of view that my three lens travel kit used to cover on film and, at a current street price of arount $800, at about the same cost. I still have mine and the three lenses of my film travel outfit are still in the closet. Who knows.... someday.
by rnl1979
03 Dec, 2008
A great wide angle for both DX and FX formats
The image shown is wrong, it's that of a 20mm f2.8 AIS manaul focus lens. The 20mm f2.8 AF Nikkor shares the same optics as the older AIS MF version. It's performance varies, depending upon what format you use it with. On a DX format camera it has the same coverage as a 30mm lens would on 35mm. It can be used with the camera's pop up flash making it a great lens for group photos around the holidays or at weddings. I used one for years for wedding photography. Since your using the "sweet spot" of this lens, it's very sharp. If your fortunate to own a FX format body or still shoot film, the lens comes to life as a ultra wide angle. This is the way the lens was intended to be used. It's too wide for most flash units to cover (must bounce), but great for interior shots and landscapes. It has ... The image shown is wrong, it's that of a 20mm f2.8 AIS manaul focus lens. The 20mm f2.8 AF Nikkor shares the same optics as the older AIS MF version. It's performance varies, depending upon what format you use it with. On a DX format camera it has the same coverage as a 30mm lens would on 35mm. It can be used with the camera's pop up flash making it a great lens for group photos around the holidays or at weddings. I used one for years for wedding photography. Since your using the "sweet spot" of this lens, it's very sharp. If your fortunate to own a FX format body or still shoot film, the lens comes to life as a ultra wide angle. This is the way the lens was intended to be used. It's too wide for most flash units to cover (must bounce), but great for interior shots and landscapes. It has enough DOF to include subjects in the fore ground and have them as well as infinity in focus at the same time. The lens is fairly well constructed and solid. There were some issues of the rear and internal elements coming loose in the AF version, so if possible, avoid this and buy the AF-D version (Nikon fixed problem). It's small and compact and a handly lens to own.
by cpassat88
18 May, 2016
Perfect Lens for Nature Trips
This is one of the "must have" wide angle lens for Nikon DSL cameras. It takes in quite a bit of sharp space/landscapes without distortion at the picture edges.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: jcam222211
by avcroscha
06 May, 2020
Nikonos u/w 20mm lens used on a 1959 Calypso camera.
Jacques Cousteau would be prod.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: hifiequip

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