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Nikon Kenkyukai Tokyo Meeting 1976 Montreal Olympic Games Special Lenses for the PRESS Nikkor ED 400mm F3.5 Montreal Nikkor ED 600mm F5.6 Montreal TC-1 and TC-2 Nikon DEMO Cameras Nikon Optical Equipment 1976 Montreal ED Super Telephoto Lenses Two rare super-telephoto Nikkor lenses dominated the collection table. Nippon Kogaku developed and produced limited edition special models for the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Nikkor ED 400mm F3.5 Montreal and Nikkor ED 600mm F5.6 Montreal are non-commercial products. Nikon teleconverter TC-1 and TC-2 are also non-commercial products. They were special products for the press.
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Nikkor ED 400mm F3.5 Montreal and
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Nikkor ED 400mm F3.5 Montreal and The historical background of the creation of this lens is described in Nikkor Thousand and One Nights. See article No. 66 The AI Nikkor 400mm f/3.5 IF-ED written by Kouichi Ohshita.
![]() Nikkor ED 400mm F3.5 Montreal The Nikkor ED 400mm F3.5 is a lens developed for the Montreal Olympics coverage. Adoption of Nikon's internal focusing (IF) system. The lens configuration consists of 8 elements in 6 groups and uses ED glass (Nikon's Extra-low Dispersion glass). It weighs 2.6 kg.
![]() Nikkor ED 600mm F5.6 Montreal The Nikkor ED 600mm F5.6 is a lens developed for the Montreal Olympics coverage. Adoption of Nikon's internal focusing (IF) system. The lens configuration consists of 7 elements in 6 groups and uses ED glass (Nikon's Extra-low Dispersion glass). It weighs 2.5 kg.
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![]() Big Lens Hood TC-1 and TC-2 for the Press Nippon Kogaku developed and produced limited edition special models for the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Nikon teleconverter TC-1 and TC-2 are non-commercial products. They were special products for the press.
![]() Nikon TELECONVERTER TC-1 The teleconverter TC-1 is a 2x converter for Nikkor lenses. This is for lenses with a focal length of 200mm or less. The lens consists of 7 elements in 5 groups and has a multilayer coating. This converter is not Ai system.
![]() Nikon TELECONVERTER TC-1 The historical background of the creation of this teleconverter is described in Nikkor Thousand and One Nights. See article No. 73 Nikon's first native teleconverters, strong allies to students/ The Nikon Teleconverter TC-1 2x written by Haruo Sato
![]() Nikon TELECONVERTER TC-2 The teleconverter TC-2 is a 2x converter for Nikkor lenses. This is for lenses with a focal length of 300mm or longer. The lens consists of 5 elements in 5 groups and has a multilayer coating. This converter is not Ai system.
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![]() Beautiful Presence Nikon Red D Marked "DEMO" Cameras Three Nikon demonstration cameras lined up on the table. A red D (DEMO) engraving is on the back of the camera body. There is a D (DEMO) engraving also on the lens. Unlike DUMMY models, these cameras can actually shoot.
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![]() Nikon FE2 Focusing Screen Nikon Wooden Box There are three big, medium, and small Nikon wooden boxes. It seems that Nikon's optical equipment is in the box. Let me show you the big box first.
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