Nikkor is the brand of lenses produced by

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, including camera lenses for the

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. Nikko parent company brand, from which the Nikkor brand evolved. The ''Nikkor''

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was introduced in 1932, a Westernised rendering of an earlier version ''Nikkō'' (日光), an abbreviation of the company's original full name ''Nippon Kōgaku'' ("Japan Optics"; 日本光学工業株式会社).
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'' (''Nikkō'' also means "sunlight" and is the name of a Japanese town.) In 1933, Nikon marketed its first camera lens under the Nikkor brand name, the "Aero-NIKKOR," for

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. Nikon originally reserved the Nikkor designation for its highest-quality imaging optics, but in recent history almost all Nikon lenses are so branded. Notable Nikkor branded optics have included: * F-mount lenses for

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SLR and

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photography. For a full list see

. * 1 mount lenses for

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. *

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lenses for Nikon mirrorless cameras * Lenses for

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and

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s. * Lenses for Nikon S-series ( S-mount) and Leica

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cameras * Amphibious lenses for

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underwater cameras * Lenses for

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photography. * EL-Nikkor photographic

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lenses. * The lens of

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's first or second camera, the "Hanza Canon". *

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objectives. * Industrial lenses, including lenses in support of the Japanese war effort during

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. Currently the most actively developed and marketed Nikkor lenses are Nikon's F-mount photographic lenses. These lenses are designed to cover the 24x36mm area of

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and the

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, or in the case of "DX" designated lenses, the 16x24mm area of the

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Products

Lenses for Nikon Z-mount

Nikon introduced the Z-mount in 2018 for their system of digital full-frame and APS-C (DX)

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s. All of Nikon's Z-mount lenses are Nikkors.

Lenses for Nikon F-mount

Nikkors constitute the majority of lenses available for the

, which is itself the largest system of interchangeable flange-mount photographic lenses in history. These lenses are designed for the

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(35mm) and

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formats. Over 400 different F-mount Nikkor models are known to exist.

Lenses dedicated for other cameras

Note: In the case of the Nikkor wides, "W" just means "wide". Prior to approximately 1976, most Nikon lenses had a suffix appended directly after the "Nikkor" name that was used to denote the number of optical elements in the lens design. For example, a lens with eight elements would be marked "Nikkor-O", and a lens with eleven elements "Nikkor-UD".

Nikon "S" rangefinder

* Nikkor-O 2.1 cm F4.0 * W-Nikkor 2.5 cm F4.0 * W-Nikkor 2.8 cm F3.5 * W-Nikkor 3.5 cm F1.8 * W-Nikkor 3.5 cm F2.5 * W-Nikkor 3.5 cm F3.5 * Nikkor-N 5 cm F1.1 * Nikkor-S 5 cm F1.4 * Nikkor-H 5 cm F2.0 * Micro-Nikkor-P 5 cm F3.5 * Nikkor-S 8.5 cm F1.5 * Nikkor-P 8.5 cm F2.0 * Nikkor-P 10.5 cm F2.5 * Nikkor-T 10.5 cm F4.0 * Nikkor-Q 13.5 cm F3.5 * Nikkor-Q 13.5 cm F4.0 * Nikkor-H 18 cm F2.5 * Nikkor-Q 25 cm F4.0 * Nikkor-T 35 cm F4.5 * Nikkor-T 50 cm F5.0 * Reflex-Nikkor 100 cm F6.3

Zenza Bronica SLR

* Nikkor-D 40mmF4 * Nikkor-H 50mmF3.5 * Nikkor-O 50mmF2.8 * Nikkor-P 75mmF2.8 (two versions) * Nikkor-HC 75mmF2.8 * Nikkor-Q 105mmF3.5 LS * Nikkor-Q 135mmF3.5 * Nikkor-P 200mmF4 (two versions) * Nikkor-PC 300mmF5.6 * Nikkor-Q 400mmF4.5 * Nikkor-P 600mmF5.6 * Nikkor-P 800mmF8 * Nikkor-P 1200mmF11

Leica "L" rangefinder

* W-Nikkor 35mmF1.8 * W-Nikkor 35mmF2.5 * Nikkor-S 50mmF1.4 * Nikkor-H 50mmF2 * Nikkor-Q 50mmF3.5 * Nikkor-P 85mmF2 * Nikkor-P 105mmF2.5 * Nikkor-Q 135mmF3.5 * Nikkor-P 135mmF3.5

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* Nikkor 80mmF2.8 (Makina 67/670) * Wide Nikkor 55mmF4.5 (Makina W67)

Airesflex TLR

* Nikkor-Q 7.5 cmF3.5 (taking lens) * View-Nikkor 7.5 cmF3.2 (viewing lens)

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* Nikkor-Q 105mmF3.5

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rangefinder

* "Kasyapa" 50mmF3.5 (origin of this lens uncertain) * Nikkor 50mmF3.5

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Lenses for large format photography

Nikkor-SW

Four-group wide-angle lens series, consisting of six, seven, or eight elements: * Nikkor-SW 65mmF4 * Nikkor-SW 75mmF4.5 * Nikkor-SW 90mmF4.5 * Nikkor-SW 90mmF8 * Nikkor-SW 120mmF8 * Nikkor-SW 150mmF8

Nikkor-W

Six-element, four-group series: * Nikkor-W 100mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 105mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 135mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 150mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 180mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 210mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 240mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 300mmF5.6 * Nikkor-W 360mmF6.5

Nikkor-M

Compact, 4-element, 3-group series. * Nikkor-M 105mmF3.5 * Nikkor-M 200mmF8 * Nikkor-M 300mmF9 * Nikkor-M 450mmF9

Nikkor-AM

8-element, 4-group true

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macro lens series, optimized for 1:1 reproduction. * Nikkor-AM*ED 120mmF5.6 * Nikkor-AM*ED 120mmF5.6S * Nikkor-AM*ED 210mmF5.6

Nikkor-T

Telephoto series. The 360 mm / 600 mm are triple-

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es with 500 mm and 720 mm / 800 mm and 1200 mm interchangeable rear elements which were available separately. * Nikkor-T ED 270mmF6.3 * Nikkor-T ED 360mmF8 * Nikkor-T ED 500mmF11 * Nikkor-T ED 720mmF16 * Nikkor-T ED 600mmF9 * Nikkor-T ED 800mmF12 * Nikkor-T ED 1200mmF18

Apo-Nikkor

true

series, designed for the printing industry, optimized for 1:1 reproduction. With Waterhouse type Filter Slot.

=Apo-Nikkor / Early type

= Lens Construction 4 elements in 3 groups / Tessar Type Lenses. * Apo-Nikkor 12cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1961) * Apo-Nikkor 15cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1960) - φ53mmP=0.75 Screw Mount * Apo-Nikkor 18cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1962) - Image circle φ250mm。 * Apo-Nikkor 21cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1959) * Apo-Nikkor 24cmF9 - Image circle φ350mm。 * Apo-Nikkor 30cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1949) * Apo-Nikkor 38cmF9 (Manufacture start Year : 1946) * Apo-Nikkor-Q.C 45cmF9 (Product Year : 1948) - φ72P=1.0mm Screw Mount * Apo-Nikkor 60cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1948) * Apo-Nikkor 75cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1957) * Apo-Nikkor 90cmF9 (Release of drawing Year : 1953)

=Apo-Nikkor / Later type

= Lens Construction 4 elements in 4 groups / Double Gauss Type Lenses. * Apo-Nikkor 180mmF9 - 7inch. φ53mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. - Image circle φ300mm * Apo-Nikkor 240mmF9 - 9.5inch. φ53mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. - Image circle φ410mm * Apo-Nikkor 305mmF9 - 12inch. φ72mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ520mm * Apo-Nikkor 360mmF9 - 14inch. φ72mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ600mm * Apo-Nikkor 420mmF9 - 16.5inch. φ90mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ710mm * Apo-Nikkor 455mmF9 - 18inch. φ90mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ770mm * Apo-Nikkor 480mmF9 - 19inch. φ90mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ820mm * Apo-Nikkor 610mmF11 - 24inch. φ110mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ1030mm * Apo-Nikkor 760mmF11 - 30inch. φ110mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ1170mm * Apo-Nikkor 890mmF11 - 35inch. φ162mmP=1.5mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ1360mm * Apo-Nikkor 1210mmF12.5 - 47.5inch. φ162mmP=1.5mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ1750mm * Apo-Nikkor 1780mmF14 - 70inch. φ213mmP=1.5mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ2310mm

=Wide-Angle-Apo-Nikkor

= Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lenses. The wide angle version Apo-Nikkor lens was developed for small-scale platemaking cameras. * W.A.Apo-Nikkor 150mmF8 - φ53mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. - Image circle φ350mm。 * W.A.Apo-Nikkor 210mmF8 - φ72mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ460mm。 * W.A.Apo-Nikkor 240mmF10 * W.A.Apo-Nikkor 300mmF9 - φ90mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ610mm。 * W.A.Apo-Nikkor 360mmF9 - φ90mmP=1.0mm Screw Mount. - Image circle φ730mm

Photographic enlarging lenses

EL-Nikkor

The EL-Nikkor series of lenses are designed for

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s. Most feature 39mm Leica thread mounts, although some feature a 50mm screw mount. Most are 6-element, 4-group designs. Some slower, lower-cost designs (marked †) are 4-element, 3-group designs. Newer versions of these lenses are marked with an "N" (focal lengths to 105mm) or "A" (focal lengths from 135mm). (Per Nikon, Inc. Technical and Service Support (800-645-6689), manufacture and sale of all enlarging lenses has been discontinued.) * EL-Nikkor 40mmF4 * EL-Nikkor 5cmF2.8/50mmF2.8 (Release of drawing Year : 1956) - M39 Screw Mount. * EL-Nikkor 5cmF3.5C - "El-NIKKOR-C" * EL-Nikkor 5cmF3.5 (Release of drawing Year : 1945) * EL-Nikkor 50mmF4^† (Release of drawing Year : 1967) - M39 Screw Mount. * Helmes 5.5cmF3.5 (Release of drawing Year : 1936) - Tessar Type * EL-Nikkor 63mmF2.8 * EL-Nikkor 6.3 cm/63mmF3.5(Sale Year : 1966) - M39 Screw Mount. * EL-Nikkor 68mmF3.5 - M39 Screw Mount. * EL-Nikkor 75mmF4 ^† * EL-Nikkor 80mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1966) - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 105mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1966) - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 135mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1966) - M39 Screw Mount & φ45mmP=0.5 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 150mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1968) - φ53mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 180mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1972) - φ62mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 210mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1968) - φ72mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 240mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1972) - φ82mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 300mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1972) - φ100mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 360mmF5.6(Sale Year : 1972) - φ130mmP=1.5 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens)

EL-Nikkor N

* EL-Nikkor 40mmF4N(Sale Year : 1984) - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Biogon Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 50mmF2.8N - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Double Gauss Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 50mmF4N - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 4 elements in 3 groups / Tessar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 63mmF2.8N - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / EL-Nikkor Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 75mmF4N - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 4 elements in 3 groups / Tessar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 80mmF5.6N - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens) * EL-Nikkor 105mmF5.6N - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups / Orthometar Type Lens)

EL-Nikkor A

* EL-Nikkor 135mmF5.6A - M39 Screw Mount & φ50mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * EL-Nikkor 150mmF5.6A - M39 Screw Mount & φ50mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * EL-Nikkor 180mmF5.6A - φ72mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * EL-Nikkor 210mmF5.6A - φ72mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * EL-Nikkor 240mmF5.6A - φ90mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * EL-Nikkor 300mmF5.6A - φ90mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups)

Apo-EL-Nikkor

The Apo-EL-Nikkor series of lenses are true

photo enlarging lenses with

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corrected not only for the entire visible range of the spectrum, but also in near ultraviolet and near infrared ranges (380-700 nm). They are all 8-element, 4-group designs with maximum-minimum aperture of 5.6-45.

* Apo-EL-Nikkor 105mmF5.6 * Apo-EL-Nikkor 170mmF5.6 * Apo-EL-Nikkor 210mmF5.6 * Apo-EL-Nikkor 300mmF5.6 * Apo-EL-Nikkor 480mmF5.6

Apo-EL-Nikkor N

* Apo-EL-Nikkor 105mmF5.6N * Apo-EL-Nikkor 210mmF5.6N

EL-Zoom-Nikkor

* EL-Zoom-Nikkor 45-91mmF5.6-11.4 - Mount φ86mm (Lens Construction 15 elements in 12 groups) * EL-Zoom-Nikkor 77-111mmF5.6-9.8 - Mount φ125mm (Lens Construction 10 elements in 10 groups)

Ortho-EL-Nikkor

* Ortho-EL-Nikkor 105mmF5.6 * Ortho-EL-Nikkor 135mmF5.6

For industrial use and the special lens

Fax-Nikkor

* Fax-Nikkor 160mmF5.6 - φ62mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * Fax-Nikkor 210mmF5.6 - φ72mmP=1.0 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * Fax-Nikkor 210mmF7 * Fax-Nikkor 260mmF10 - (Lens Construction 4 elements in 4 groups / Topogon Type Lens) * Fax-Nikkor 300mmF7 - φ95mmP=1.0 Screw Mount.

Fax-Ortho-Nikkor

* Fax-Ortho-Nikkor 250mmF5.6 * Fax-Ortho-Nikkor 400mmF5.6 - (Lens Construction 6 elements in 4 groups) * Fax-Ortho-Nikkor 500mmF5.6

Fish-Eye-Nikkor

* Fish-Eye-Nikkor 16.3mmF8 - (March, 1941 manufacture)

Pro-Fish-Eye-Nikkor

* Pro-Fish-Eye-Nikkor 2mm F1.5 - (Projection Lens)

Aero-Nikkor

The lens for aerial photographs produced at prewar days

=Aero-Nikkor

= * Aero-Nikkor 7.5 cm F3.5 (Sale Year : 1937) * Aero-Nikkor 10 cm F5.6 (Sale Year : 1939) * Aero-Nikkor 18 cm F4.5 (Sale Year : 1933) * Aero-Nikkor 20 cm F3.5 * Aero-Nikkor 50 cm F4.8 (Sale Year : 1932) - (Lens Construction 3 elements in 3 groups) * Aero-Nikkor 70 cm F5 (Sale Year : 1932) - (Lens Construction 3 elements in 3 groups)

=R-Aero-Nikkor

= * R-Aero-Nikkor 50cmF5.6

COM-Nikkor

for Computer Output Microfilming Lens * COM-Nikkor 37mmF1.4 - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 8 elements in 6 groups) * COM-Nikkor 88mmF2

CRT-Nikkor

for Oscilloscope Output Microfilming Lens * Oscillo-Nikkor 55mmF1.2/CRT-Nikkor 55mmF1.2 - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 8 elements in 6 groups) * CRT-Nikkor 58mmF1.0 - Nikon F Mount.

Micro-Nikkor

* Micro-Nikkor 55mm f3.5 * Micro-Nikkor 70mmF5 - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 5 elements in 4 groups / Xenotar Type Lens) * Micro-Nikkor 150mmF5.6 - φ72mmP=1 Screw Mount.

Ultra-Micro-Nikkor

for Microfilming Lens * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 28mmF1.7e - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 10 elements in 8 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 28mmF1.7g - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 10 elements in 8 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 28mmF1.8(Sale Year : 1965) - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 9 elements in 7 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 28mmF1.8e - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 9 elements in 7 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 28mmF1.8h(Sale Year : 1967) - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 9 elements in 7 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 29.5mmF1.2(Sale Year : 1964) - (Lens Construction 9 elements in 6 groups, used fluorite.) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 30mmF1.2 - M39 Screw Mount, φ50mmP=0.75 Screw Mount & φ55mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 9 elements in 6 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 30mmF1.2h(Sale Year : 1969) - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 9 elements in 6 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 50mmF1.8e(Sale Year : 1969) - φ52mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 12 elements in 9 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 50mmF1.8h(Sale Year : 1969) - φ52mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 12 elements in 9 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 55mmF2(Sale Year : 1965) - M39 Screw Mount. * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 55mmF2h(Sale Year : 1967) - M39 Screw Mount. * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 125mmF2.8(Sale Year : 1965) - φ62mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 7 elements in 6 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 135mmF4(Sale Year : 1965) - φ62mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 7 elements in 4 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 155mmF4 - φ72mmP=1 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 7 elements in 4 groups) * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 225mmF1g(Sale Year : 1969) - φ122mmP=1 Screw Mount. * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 250mmF4 * Ultra-Micro-Nikkor 300mmF1.4g(Sale Year : 1969) - φ122mmP=1 Screw Mount.

Macro-Nikkor

The interchangeable lens only for large-sized macro photography equipment "Multiphot" * Macro-Nikkor 19mmF2.8 - RMS Mount. * Macro-Nikkor 35mmF4.5 - RMS Mount. * Macro-Nikkor 65mmF4.5 - M39 Screw Mount. * Macro-Nikkor 12cmF6.3 - M39 Screw Mount.

Printing-Nikkor

Was developed as an optical lens for printing, as demand occurs after the line sensor lenses. Thoroughly eliminate various aberrations in the reference scale, with a high color fidelity and resolution. Has now been redesigned for the Eco-glass, like the current product.

=Printing-Nikkor

= * Printing-Nikkor 75mmF2.8 - (Lens Construction 12 elements in 4 groups) * Printing-Nikkor 95mmF2.8 - (Lens Construction 12 elements in 4 groups) * Printing-Nikkor 105mmF2.8 - (Lens Construction 12 elements in 4 groups) * Printing-Nikkor 150mmF2.8 - (Lens Construction 10 elements in 4 groups)

=Printing-Nikkor N

= * Printing-Nikkor 150mmF2.8N

=Printing-Nikkor A

= * Printing-Nikkor 95mmF2.8A - φ45mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. * Printing-Nikkor 105mmF2.8A - φ45mmP=0.75 Screw Mount.

Process-Nikkor

The lens for table type small platemaking cameras. Lens Construction 4 elements in 4 groups. Topogon Type Lens. Standard magnification is ×1. A 400 to 650 nm chromatic aberration compensation wavelength band. * Process-Nikkor 180mmF10 - φ62mmP=1.0 Screw Mount. * Process-Nikkor 210mmF10 - φ72mmP=1.0 Screw Mount. * Process-Nikkor 240mmF10 - φ82mmP=1.0 Screw Mount. * Process-Nikkor 260mmF10 - φ90mmP=1.0 Screw Mount.

Rayfact

It is an industrial lens brand of Tochigi-Nikon. He does not declare himself Nikkor.

=Rayfact

= * Rayfact ×7 OFM70350HN-TS - φ72mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. * Rayfact ×7 OFM70350HN-TS - φ72mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. * Rayfact ×3.5 OFM35162MN - φ67mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. * Rayfact ×2 OFM20119MN(Sale Year : 2006) - φ45mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. * Rayfact ×1 OFM10090MN(Sale Year : 2006) - φ45mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. * Rayfact PF10545MF-UV - The succeeding kind which made "Ai UV-Nikkor 105mmF4.5S" eco-glass specification. * Rayfact 25mmF1.4(Sale Year : 2001) - C Mount.

=Rayfact IL

= The succeeding kind of "EL-Nikkor" which ended sale in 2006. * Rayfact IL40mm PF4040ML(Sale Year : 2007) - M39 Screw Mount. * Rayfact IL50mm PF5028ML(Sale Year : 2007) - M39 Screw Mount. * Rayfact IL63mm OF6328ML(Sale Year : 2007) - M39 Screw Mount.

=Rayfact VL

= The succeeding kind of "Printing-Nikkor". Use by a line sensor was designed as a premise from the beginning. * Rayfact VL ×0.5 OFM05042MN - Real focus distance 119.3mm * Rayfact VL ×0.7 OFM07052MN - Real focus distance 121.0mm * Rayfact VL ×1 OFM10064MN - Real focus distance 123.9mm * Rayfact VL ×1.4 OFM14074MN - Real focus distance 121.0mm

Repro-Nikkor

It is designed supposing the use as x1 copy or a relay lens. * FR-Nikkor 75mmF1.0 * Repro-Nikkor 85mmF1.0 - φ53mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 12 elements in 8 groups) * Repro-Nikkor 100mmF2.8 * Repro-Nikkor 170mmF1.4 - φ73mmP=0.75 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 10 elements in 6 groups)

Regno-Nikkor

The lens for X-rays indirect photograph equipment. * Regno-Nikkor 10cmF1.5

TV-Nikkor

The lens for fluoroscopy of an X-ray. * TV-Nikkor 35mmF0.9 - M39 Screw Mount. (Lens Construction 9 elements in 7 groups)

Xero-Nikkor

The lens for about doubling the enlarging radiography of the documents displayed on CRT. * Xero-Nikkor 13.5cmF2 / 135mmF2 * New Xero-Nikkor 135mmF2

Zoom Nikkor

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References

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Nikon rangefinder lens information and price guide"Red Book" of industrial and other rare Nikkor lenses
Photographic lenses by brand Nikon lenses Japanese brands

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Lenses dedicated for other cameras

Nikon "S" rangefinder

Zenza Bronica SLR

Leica "L" rangefinder

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Airesflex TLR

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Lenses for large format photography

Nikkor-SW

Nikkor-W

Nikkor-M

Nikkor-AM

Nikkor-T

Apo-Nikkor

=Apo-Nikkor / Early type

=Apo-Nikkor / Later type

=Wide-Angle-Apo-Nikkor

Photographic enlarging lenses

EL-Nikkor

EL-Nikkor N

EL-Nikkor A

Apo-EL-Nikkor

Apo-EL-Nikkor N

EL-Zoom-Nikkor

Ortho-EL-Nikkor

For industrial use and the special lens

Fax-Nikkor

Fax-Ortho-Nikkor

Fish-Eye-Nikkor

Pro-Fish-Eye-Nikkor

Aero-Nikkor

=Aero-Nikkor

=R-Aero-Nikkor

COM-Nikkor

CRT-Nikkor

Micro-Nikkor

Ultra-Micro-Nikkor

Macro-Nikkor

Printing-Nikkor

=Printing-Nikkor

=Printing-Nikkor N

=Printing-Nikkor A

Process-Nikkor

Rayfact

=Rayfact

=Rayfact IL

=Rayfact VL

Repro-Nikkor

Regno-Nikkor

TV-Nikkor

Xero-Nikkor

Zoom Nikkor

See also

References

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Marshal
Press Press may refer to: Media * Print media or news media, commonly called "the press" * Printing press, commonly called "the press" * Press (newspaper), a list of newspapers * Press TV, an Iranian television network People * Press (surname), a fam ...

Hansa
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