Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Grand Lens
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Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Grand Lens
Nikon F-36 ERECTRIC Motor Drive
An absolutely gorgeous Nikon F36 Motor Drive set with battery cases and cables.
I bought a Nikon F black in September 1973.
And, I bought a Nikon F36 motor drive Unitr in July 1976.
They are an irresistible and attractive machine for me.
Nikon F and Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4
Nikon F with F36 Motor Drive Unit
Beautiful Battery Cases and Cables
The New Face in 1965
I would like to introduce about the lens to you.
The Ultra Micro Nikkor 135 mm F 4 is one of four Ultra Brothers released in 1965.
- Ultra-Micro-NIKKOR 28mm F1.8
- Ultra-Micro-NIKKOR 55mm F2
- Ultra-Micro-NIKKOR 125mm F2.8
- Ultra-Micro-NIKKOR 135mm F4
An absolutely gorgeous Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Lens
Optical Macine and Ultra Micro Nikkor
A Landscape Like a Movie Scene
Starring Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4
Graceful and Rare Lens
The Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 is one of the more graceful and rare lens for the Ultra Micro Nikkor series.
As you know, it was introduced in 1965 from Nippon Kogaku, Japan.
The UMN 135mm F4 consisted of seven elements set in a black painted barrel with 62mm screw thread.
The rim of the lens is engraved as "
M=1/25" with red character.
The Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 used 62mm accessories.
A Nikon 62mm filter, for example, a Nikon 62mm L37C filter is just fit to her.
You can see very beautiful and mysterious umber coating on the lens.
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Cool Summer
Amazing Grace
Far Eastern Mystery
Nippon Kogaku Grand Lens
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Heartland
Really Outstanding Lens
Summer Grass and Super Lens, Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4
Specifications
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4
Focal length : 136 mm
Max. aperture : f/4
Min. aperture : f/11
Lens construction : 7 elements, 4 groups
Standard magnification : 1/25X
Picture angle : 20° (F4), 25.5° (F5.6)
Standard wavelength : 546 nm (e-line)
Vignettings : 0% (F4)
Distortion : +0.02%, -0.03% (F5.6)
Aerial resolving power : 330 lines/mm (F4), 200 lines/mm (F5.6)
Image area : 50 mm⌀ (F4), 64 mm⌀ (F5.6)
Subject area : 1250 mm⌀ (F4), 1600 mm⌀ (F5.6)
Overall working distance : 3640 mm
Filter size : d=62 mm P=0.75
Mount : Screw d=62 mm p=1 mm
Weight : 750 g
Accessories : Front and rear lens caps, wooden box
Price : 900,000 Japanese YEN (1969)
Beautiful Black Painted Barrel
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Lens Costruction
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 Lens Costruction
Far Eastern Mysteryr Lens
High Resolution Super Lens 1965
How to use the Ultra Micro Nikkor
I custom made the Nikon mount adapters to use the Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 lens.
They were completed in November 2005.
Nikon 62mm Adapter
d=62mm p=1.0mm, Nikon F Mount, Made by Extra Super Duralumin
MADE IN JAPAN
Custom Made Nikon Mount Adapter
for Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4
Nikon Camera with Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4
Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 135mm F4 Photography
I would like to show you the some photographs taken by the Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 135mm F4 Lens.
You can get the large size image by clicking on the following some photographs.
Nippon Kogaku Gland Lens Ultra Micro Nikkor
Brilliant Blue and Snow White Sky
Deep Blue and Gray White Sky
Rail Photo, The Keio Line
Lycoris Radiata, Red Spider Lily, Higanbana
Autumn Red Flower
The Lens More Expensive than Car
The price of UMN 135mm F4 in 1969 was 900,000 Japanese YEN.
The price of the 1969 first TOYOTA COROLLA (Hi Deluxe 2 Door Sedan) was 525,000 Japanese YEN.
Yes, the Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 lens was more expensive than the car.
Robust and Strong but Beautiful Camera
Gorgeous and Brilliant Lens
The MADE IN JAPAN
Rail Photo with Ultra Micro Nikkor
I'd like to introduce Mr. martini038-san to you.
He is employing the industrial Nikkor lenses to take a great railway photos.
A lot of his nice pictures are open to the his flickr site.
The following pictures were taken by him with his Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 lens.
Japan Freight Railway EF66-28
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 (at F11)
Photo: Copyright (c) 2018, martini038/flickr, All Rights Reserved.
Seino Railway DE10-501
Ultra Micro Nikkor 135mm F4 (at F11)
Photo: Copyright (c) 2018, martini038/flickr, All Rights Reserved.
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