Vorrei conoscere la differnza (pratica) tra il 45 mm 2.8 Gn e il 45 mm AIs P con eventuale valutazione. Li ho trovati ambedue usati.
Caspita, ne avete parlato in tanti, possibile che nessuno sappia rispondere ?
| QUOTE (sergiobutta @ Jun 8 2004, 09:23 AM) |
| Vorrei conoscere la differnza (pratica) tra il 45 mm 2.8 Gn e il 45 mm AIs P con eventuale valutazione. Li ho trovati ambedue usati. |
Dovrebbero avere cambiato leggermente alcune lenti pur mantenendo lo stesso schema ottico (tessar)
La serie P si presta agli automatismi vari con le reflex piu' recenti.
Ovviamente si tratta di obiettivi manuali in entrambi i casi.
Non penso ti sarà particolarmente complicato cercare su google la differenza.
Se hai tempo guarda qui http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-...g?msg_id=003uR7
Io ho il 45 2.8 P.
Incredibile quanto e' piccolo
| QUOTE (sergiobutta @ Jun 8 2004, 09:23 AM) |
| Vorrei conoscere la differnza (pratica) tra il 45 mm 2.8 Gn e il 45 mm AIs P con eventuale valutazione. Li ho trovati ambedue usati. |
compra quello P
lascia perdere il GN
ciao
I bought a 45mm F2.8 GN Auto Nikkor NEW from Cambridge Camera via mail order for the Christmas of 1968; for 77 dollars; serial 710217. The list price was about 90 bucks then. I used the thing with a BC7 bulb flash on a Nikon F; and for usage with my old manual strobe; on my Nikkormat FTn; with its higher sync speed. The guide numbers in feet was 32 to 250. The lens was made from the mid/late 1960's; to the mid/late 1970's; all with no AI "forks". Todays users call the 1960's fork a "prong". The 45mm lens was dropped by Nikon when AI came out; but AI conversions were 35 to 39 dollars at Nikon.
The lens was designed for auto flash bulb and strobe usage; in the mid 1960's; when automatic strobes were mostly a dream. I got mine in 1968 for auto flash when using flash bulbs; and somewhat for the bulky strobe with 510 volt battery.
The sales of this lens died in the late 1970's; when few used flashbulbs; and auto strobes were more common. When I bought a Auto Sunpak 611 strobe from Garden Camera in the 1970's; the ancient 45mm was little used anymore.
The old 45mm F2.8 GN was made in several variants in the late 60's thru late 70's; it sold as New old stock at some stores even in the 1980s. The last 45mm F2.8's made in the 1970's still didnt have an AI ring; or vented prong. Many times dealers bought the prongs for a bought 20 dollars; to help dump these old obsolete lenses.
The retro 45mm F2.8 P Nikkor in chrome arrived after Y2K sometime; as a designer lens; with no GN features for flash; but with electical pins for new cameras. They dropped the F32 setting; since it wasnt needed for flash anymore at close distances
The 45mm F2.8 was designed in the flashbulb era; then died when auto strobes became common; it was then reintroduced as a retro designer lens; ie compact lens; with multicoating; and the GN feature dropped to make it less costly; since few require this feature anymore.
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The lens was designed for auto flash bulb and strobe usage; in the mid 1960's; when automatic strobes were mostly a dream. I got mine in 1968 for auto flash when using flash bulbs; and somewhat for the bulky strobe with 510 volt battery.
The sales of this lens died in the late 1970's; when few used flashbulbs; and auto strobes were more common. When I bought a Auto Sunpak 611 strobe from Garden Camera in the 1970's; the ancient 45mm was little used anymore.
The old 45mm F2.8 GN was made in several variants in the late 60's thru late 70's; it sold as New old stock at some stores even in the 1980s. The last 45mm F2.8's made in the 1970's still didnt have an AI ring; or vented prong. Many times dealers bought the prongs for a bought 20 dollars; to help dump these old obsolete lenses.
The retro 45mm F2.8 P Nikkor in chrome arrived after Y2K sometime; as a designer lens; with no GN features for flash; but with electical pins for new cameras. They dropped the F32 setting; since it wasnt needed for flash anymore at close distances
The 45mm F2.8 was designed in the flashbulb era; then died when auto strobes became common; it was then reintroduced as a retro designer lens; ie compact lens; with multicoating; and the GN feature dropped to make it less costly; since few require this feature anymore.
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dimenticavo ... io l'ho comprato per 240 euro
Innanzi tutto grazie per le risposte. Se non fossi intervenuto, la mia domanda, caso più unico che raro, sarebbe rimasta inevasa. A me chiedono 300 euro.
Mi fai sapere dove l'hai acquistato : sbutta^^^^toglimi^@alphasoft.it
Mi fai sapere dove l'hai acquistato : sbutta^^^^toglimi^@alphasoft.it
Sergio ti ho risposto per email
Su cosa intendi usarlo ? 35mm e DSLR ?
Su cosa intendi usarlo ? 35mm e DSLR ?
Per ritratti su DSLR.
| QUOTE (sergiobutta @ Jun 9 2004, 06:49 PM) |
| Per ritratti su DSLR. |
hai pensato anche all' AF 85 1.4 D ?
e' un bellissimo obiettivo, il costo e' immediatamente ripagato
spero di comprarlo prima o poi
anche se prima vorrei sostituire l'80-200 2.8 D con il 70-200 VR
ciao
Ciao Sergio,
con un pò di ritardo causa lavoro ti allego un pò di links che spero ti possano essere utili...
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardw...5mmgnnikkor.htm
http://www.nikonlinks.com/lens_reviews.htm....8%20P%20Nikkor
http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-...pic=photo%2enet
http://www.joshmadison.com/photo/equipment/45p/
http://www.cs.kau.se/~nicke/private/photo/...o/mf/45p28.html
http://www.popphoto.com/Camera/ArticleDisp...p?ArticleID=157
http://kenrockwell.com/nikon/45.htm
li ho presi da www.nikonlinks.com; non so se lo conoscete... io ci trovo spesso cose utili
un saluto
con un pò di ritardo causa lavoro ti allego un pò di links che spero ti possano essere utili...
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardw...5mmgnnikkor.htm
http://www.nikonlinks.com/lens_reviews.htm....8%20P%20Nikkor
http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-...pic=photo%2enet
http://www.joshmadison.com/photo/equipment/45p/
http://www.cs.kau.se/~nicke/private/photo/...o/mf/45p28.html
http://www.popphoto.com/Camera/ArticleDisp...p?ArticleID=157
http://kenrockwell.com/nikon/45.htm
li ho presi da www.nikonlinks.com; non so se lo conoscete... io ci trovo spesso cose utili
un saluto
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