truefriendship
Well-known
I never knew about the Nikon F3H until I spotted this auction:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Super-Ra...134190?hash=item360c9214ee:g:iS4AAOSwzJ5XamRr
Sure enough, Stephen has covered this variant at Cameraquest.
https://www.cameraquest.com/nf3HS.htm
This one seems to be a much higher serial number than expected.
Regards,
Rif
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Super-Ra...134190?hash=item360c9214ee:g:iS4AAOSwzJ5XamRr
Sure enough, Stephen has covered this variant at Cameraquest.
https://www.cameraquest.com/nf3HS.htm
This one seems to be a much higher serial number than expected.
Regards,
Rif
Noserider
Christiaan Phleger
Yes low price but no matched motor drive which is probably why. And yes very high serial number I thought they only made 500.
BillBingham2
Registered User
Wrong back for using with high speed motor, but it must a very quiet F3.
Wondering if it a build up from parts?
B2 (;->
Wondering if it a build up from parts?
B2 (;->
Ken Ford
Refuses to suffer fools
I handled an F2H once at a NPS function back in the early 80s, it was a fun toy! This looks even better.
Noserider
Christiaan Phleger
Most likely not a build-up from parts, the F3H uses a non-movings pellicle mirror assembly and you shoot thru the mirror losing 1/3 stop of light. Access to the proper parts and assembly would be harder than finding one. I've never seen one listed without the motor drive, which is a modified MD-4 with higher gearing from what I've heard. i would suppose that this body could be mated to a standard MD-4 with no problems but just a guess. Interesting camera I've long wished to use for the surf action I shoot. I've seen and briefly shot with the F and F2 high speed back in the 1980's from a skateboard photog.