Batman v Superman Nikon RF

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Went to see the above film last night and was surprised to see a Nikon Rf, black paint either a S3 or SP with what looked to be re-issue 50mm.
 
I saw the movie as well, and noted the Nikon RF scene, which is quite prominent. I thought the movie was pretty good and had quite a few cameo appearances.


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I thought it was a good movie, a lot of people didn't like maybe too dark. but seeing that Black Nikon S3
was a nice touch, no Digital!
 
definitely a reissue with the millenium nikkor... but who would consider that strap safe for even a prop....
 
B-9 said:
definitely a reissue with the millenium nikkor... but who would consider that strap safe for even a prop....
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Funnily enough my Millennium Nikkor fits fine on the BP S3 original body I have ;)
The lens also bears an uncanny resemblance to my Olympic 50mm as well ;);)

So good was the re-issue that from these shots none of the "tells" are clearly visible there, I agree a re-issue is most likely. If the shots on Flickr were not private a larger view may have helped. ie if the film reminder showed 24 then job done, but sadly it looks to be in the 36 position.
 
Phil_F_NM said:
Probably not a real camera at all. At least not a real working one.

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If you watch the film its a real camera, the bad guy takes the back off removes the film and throws the camera on the ground. It seems a lot of work to go to especially when the camera is destroyed. I could imagine if the camera was just used as a prop it maybe belonged to one of the crew but not if it gets trashed. Maybe the film has a deal with nikon.
 
I haven't seen the movie. Did the camera make winder noises when used?

Cheers,
Dez
 
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