#nikonos

[dededos]

[ca-lifeshots]

Carlsbad, California 2023

[frogdrik]

Underwater stories from the other seas, 2024

Nikonos III // Nikkor 35 mm f2.8 // Kodak XX

[lain01]

Some Tenerife vacation snaps from this January. First time really getting some use out of my Nikonos V. I also used my trusty Olympus XA, all even the underwater stuff is Kodak Gold 200.

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[cosmicluvaffair]

Playing mermaids and shooting film

[rvda]

SOLD! . Though this time is a smaller version, and with a different frame.. but that one is still in the making! So you’ll have to do with the previous one that flew out.. I think you catch the drift.. . Palm, Ibiza, 2018. Analog photo, lensed with a Nikonos V, glycee fine art print on Hahnemühle Baryta Satin, sold via @frenchman.gallery . #art #photoart #fineart #analog #analogphotography #giclee #palm #palmtree #ibiza #nikonosv #nikonos @nikonnl @nikoneurope #nikon @hahnemuehle_global #hahnemühle #frenchman #gallery #fotografie #contemporaryart #art https://www.instagram.com/p/CnobtYloqgG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mansjensenphotography]

California Dreaming 🖤 . . . . . . . . . . . #californiadreaming #dreamy #california #cali #socal #encinitas #ishootfilm #analogphotography #nikonos #fuji #travelphotography @life_framer @analog_mag @nikonos_project (på/i Encinitas, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnHCKhOMdE-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wetcameras]

Some of the locals

[stochastique-blog]

You can be someone else

Totem Pole Photo Gallery, Tokyo

[aigle-suisse]

Sans titre par Calum Creasey Via Flickr : 25 images added to 'A Heightened Sense of Life' pt2. Part of an on-going Project/Collection. See it Here - www.Stokedeversince.com www.Stokedeversince.com / Vimeo / Twitter / Facebook © Calum Creasey

[ultralowoxygen]

2022-08 Sailing Regatta, XOD Class - Cowes Week by Chi Bellami Via Flickr: Camera: Nikon Nikonos III Lens: W-Nikkor 35mm f/2.5 Prime Film: Kodak Develop and Scan: Photohippo

[dededos]

surf

[ca-lifeshots]

San Onofre, California

[haliotis94]

Nikonos RS

In 1992 Nikon broke with the traditions of its own Nikonos series and introduced the Nikonos RS AF—a true SLR with autofocus, rather than the scale focusing underwater viewfinder cameras which preceded it. A series of three dedicated lenses were offered, including a groundbreaking underwater zoom and a 50mm macro; and TTL flash control was also possible using any of three Nikon flash units.

Apertures are selected using a dial atop the camera and aperture-priority autoexposure (using Nikon's matrix metering scheme) or manual shutter speed settings are possible. DX coding sets the metering system for the speed of the loaded film, another first for the Nikonos line. A 6-volt CR-P2 lithium battery powers the camera, including its motorized film transport.

While state-of-the-art at its introduction, and quite expensive (especially for a multi-lens kit with flash), it proved less reliable than its simpler predecessors and costly to produce. It was discontinued in 1996, with Nikonos V remaining in production through 2001 as the company's underwater-camera offering.

[krebstar3000]

[bpxmm]

Nikonos II, Ilford Delta 100.