Nikon F Photomic Tn, Out For a Spin

 Been ages since I shot with my Nikon F Photomic Tn, pre move from Oakville actually. I've owned this one for over 20 years and consider this camera the one that nudged me firmly into the Nikon universe after shooting with my first Canon AE-1. I've shot kilometers of film through my Photomic Tn including Kodachrome 64 and Agfa APX 100 and 400. Some films are no longer with us but the F Photomic Tn endures to see new films like Rollei RPX series of films. 

Please note I shot with the Nikkor H 50 F2 not the S 50 F2 which lives on my dad's early F. Anyway sliced the Nikkor 50 F2 lenses is sharp glass. These lenses live on my F's, F2's and Nikkormats. 

I hope to have another 20 years with this camera that put me into the Nikon universe. 



Camera: Nikon F Photomic Tn, Nikkor H 50 F2 lens. 

Film: Rollei RPX 400, Rollei Supergrain 1+15. 


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