Tele Nikkor 120cm F7 Summer Solstice Saturday Saturday, June 21, 2025. Today was the summer solstice. A summer sky appeared from the west exit of Shinjuku, Tokyo. It was already summer in the Ginza area where the Tokyo Meeting was held. The June Nikon Kenkyukai was held on the Saturday of the summer solstice.
Summer Sky in Shinjuku
Shinjuku West Exit
Hatchobori Tokyo
Old School
Summer Road
Library Nikon Kenkyukai Summer Solstice Festival The reason can be anything. Bring your favorite cameras and lenses and let's all get together. There is a huge lens on the table. Today is the summer solstice festival.
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Huge Dreadnought Lens
Tele Nikkor 120cm F7 Tele Nikkor 120cm F7 This lens is an extremely rare lens of Important Cultural Property class. I have never seen it on permanent display at the Nikon Museum. Even when I checked related special exhibitions such as the 2019 Collection Exhibition and the 2020 Collection Exhibition 2, there was no record of the actual item being exhibited. I was able to confirm the lens specifications through Nikon's 40 Year History Book. Please refer to page 530. This lens has a focal length of 120cm (1200mm), a maximum aperture of F7, and an angle of view of 10.5 degrees. The image size is 13 x 18 cm (5 x 7 inches). The design was released in July Syowa 13 (1938). The purpose is simply explained as being for aerial photography.
Tele Nikkor 120cm F7, 1938
Tele Nikkor 120cm F7
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Beautiful Lens
Tele Nikkor
1 : 7 f = 120 cm
Nr 1200100
Nippon Kogaku Tokyo
Nr 1200100
Lens Mount
Rear Lens and Rear Cap
Aperture 7, 9, 12.5, 18
Weight 18 kg
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