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| cottonwood |
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| Randall Davey Audubon Center, Santa Fe |
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| Studio Gate |
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| sigh |
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| grape leaves |
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| my fence |
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| My desert four o'clock |
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| ruthie |
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Sunday, May 20, 2018
Nikon F2
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| cottonwood |
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| Randall Davey Audubon Center, Santa Fe |
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| Studio Gate |
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| sigh |
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| grape leaves |
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| my fence |
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| My desert four o'clock |
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| ruthie |
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| social networking |
6 comments:
Battery corrosion tends to work its way up the wire in this camera and do more damage. DP-11 finders are pretty cheap on eBay.
There are some pretty good instructions for disassembly on the web, but I probably won't bother with trying to fix this myself as everything else on the camera seems to work perfectly. I'm glad to have a chance to get to know the Nikons finally.
The F2 is a real good solid camera. It feels great in hand and just works...most of the time.
I shoot mine with a sunny 16 attitude. It always gets comments when I take it out on the street.
There seem to be quite a few more F2 survivors still swallowing film than I realized. Not surprising, I suppose, considering the camera's ultra-sturdy construction.
Wow what beautiful color you got. The older Nikon primes can be so interesting in how they render color. The more modern AI and AIs lenses are fine lenses but can be less interesting in how they render.
The Nikkor 105 is definitely an interesting lens. I'm looking forward to learning to use it better. I wish the lens fit on my newer Nikons, but the F2 is actually quite a good shooter.
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