W-Nikkor C 3.5cm f/1.8 Photos!

[Peter Jennings]

^^^^Who did the conversion for you?

 

[cqing]

Hi Peter, it was done by a very famous master here in China.

 

[jonmanjiro]

Hi Peter, it was done by a very famous master here in China.

Interesting conversion! Is it reversible?

Let's see some photos taken with your lens! 🙂

 

[richardHaw]

he has good kungfu 😱😱😱

it looks like it can be reversed somehow.🙄

 

[cqing]

Yes. The conversion is reversible. I'll post some pictures after I receive the lens.

 

[richardHaw]

very smart! 😱😱😱

 

[jonmanjiro]

Lake Shumarinai in sparsely populated northern Hokkaido is the largest man made lake in Hokkaido. With few people around, old Enka music blaring from the speaker on the roof of a nearby rental boat shack, eerily calm water, and ominous skies, the atmosphere here was incredibly surreal.

 

[jonmanjiro]

A touch of Masahisa Fukase in Hokkaido by Jon, on Flickr

 

[jonmanjiro]

Seven Samurai poster in the almost deserted town of Yubari, Hokkaido by Jon, on Flickr

 

[jonmanjiro]

Tagami Photography Studio in Horokanai-cho, Hokkaido by Jon, on Flickr

 

[MikeL]

Random and digital, but from the 35mm f1.8.

 

[Peter Jennings]

Nice pics, guys! Here's a recent one.

Nikon SP, Tmax 400


DSC01668 by Peter Jennings, on Flickr

 

[jonmanjiro]

A few snaps taken during a recent trip to Taiwan

 

[menos]

That's a lot of dogs Jon ;-) The first one is very cool - dogs know how to relax best!

 

[jonmanjiro]

Haha thanks Dirk. Here's a few more non-dog shots with this lens.


座り飲み by Jon, on Flickr


立ち食い by Jon, on Flickr

 

[maddoc]

That one is pretty awesome!! 😎

Random and digital, but from the 35mm f1.8.

 

[menos]

Very cool shots Jon, I like the second noodle shop photograph.
For some strange reason I had a moment when seeing the photograph at first that you have noodle shop cars in the Tokyo metro ;-)

 

[menos]

a Chinese family and a rocking horse

Nikon S3 + 3.5cm f1.8 + TX400 @ 800

… by Dirk Steffen, on Flickr

 

[Hogarth Ferguson]

Hi Peter, it was done by a very famous master here in China.

Can said master do the opposite, convert M mount lenses to nikon rf? If I could get a nokton 40mm 1.4 in Nikon mount I'd be happy as pie.

 

[jonmanjiro]

Can said master do the opposite, convert M mount lenses to nikon rf? If I could get a nokton 40mm 1.4 in Nikon mount I'd be happy as pie.

Nikon S-mount flange to film plane distance = 34.85mm
Leica M-mount flange to film plane distance = 27.80mm

So to fit it onto a Nikon RF, you'd have to remove 7.05mm from the mount of the M-mount lens AND modify the mount to attach to a Nikon RF body. Not impossible I suppose, but much more difficult than the other way around.

... and to keep this photo thread on track, here's a few pics snapped during a recent trip to Shanghai.


Shanghai by Jon, on Flickr


Shanghai by Jon, on Flickr