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'Nikkor' is the brand of lenses produced by Nikon Corporation, including camera lenses for the Nikon F-mount.
The Nikkor brand was introduced by Nippon Kogaku K.K. (Nikon's original corporate name) in 1937. 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 35mm and digital SLR photography.
★ Lenses for Bronica and Plaubel Makina medium format cameras.
★ Lenses for Nikon S-series and Leica rangefinder cameras
★ Lenses for large format photography.
★ EL-Nikkor photographic enlarging lenses.
★ The lens of Canon's first or second camera, the "Hanza Canon."
★ Microscopic objectives.
★ Industrial lenses, including lenses in support of the Japanese war effort during World War II.
Among photographers, Nikkor is used most often in reference to Nikon's F-mount photographic lenses. These lenses are designed to cover the 24x36mm area of the 135 film format, or in the case of "DX" designated lenses, the 23.7x15.7mm area of the Nikon DX format.
=Products=
Nikkors constitute the majority of lenses available for the Nikon F-mount, which is itself the largest system of interchangeable flange-mount photographic lenses in history. These lenses are designed for the 135 (35mm) and Nikon DX formats. Over 400 different F-mount Nikkor models are known to exist.
★ See Nikon F-mount → Nikkor
Note: The letter 'U, B, T, Q, P, H, S, O, N,' or 'D' immediately after the "Nikkor" name designates the number of elements in the design — Uns (1), Bini (2), Tres (3), Quatour (4), Pente (5), Hex (6), Septem (7), Octo (8), Novem (9), or Decem (10).
===Nikon "S" rangefinder
Zenza Bronica SLR===
★ 40mm 4 Nikkor-D
★ 50mm 3.5 Nikkor-H
★ 50mm 2.8 Nikkor-O
★ 75mm 2.8 Nikkor-P
★ 105mm 3.5LS Nikkor-Q
★ 135mm 3.5 Nikkor-Q
★ 200mm 4 Nikkor-P (two versions)
★ 300mm f/5.6 Nikkor-PC
★ 600mm 5.6 Nikkor-P
===Leica "M" rangefinder
Plaubel Makina
Airesflex TLR
Marshal Press
Hanza Canon rangefinder
Nikonos===
Main articles: Nikonos
4-group wide-angle lens series, consisting of 6, 7, or 8 elements, with a 105° angle of view.
★ 65mm 4 Nikkor-SW
★ 75mm 4.5 Nikkor-SW
★ 90mm 4.5 Nikkor-SW
★ 90mm 8 Nikkor-SW
★ 120mm 8 Nikkor-SW
★ 150mm 8 Nikkor-SW
6-element, 4-group series with angle of view of 70-73°.
★ 105mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 135mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 150mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 180mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 210mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 240mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 300mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 360mm 6.5 Nikkor-W
Compact, 4-element, 3-group series with a 52-57° angle of view.
★ 105mm 3.5 Nikkor-M
★ 200mm 8 Nikkor-M
★ 300mm 9 Nikkor-M
★ 450mm 9 Nikkor-M
8-element, 4-group aphochromatic macro series with a 55° angle of view, optimized for 1:1 reproduction.
★ 120mm 5.6 Nikkor-AM ED
★ 210mm 5.6 Nikkor-AM ED
Telephoto series. The 360 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, and 720 mm rear elements are available separately.
★ 270mm 6.3 Nikkor-T ED
★ 360mm 8 Nikkor-T ED
★ 500mm 11 Nikkor-T ED
★ 600mm 9 Nikkor-T ED
★ 720mm 16 Nikkor-T ED
★ 800mm 12 Nikkor-T ED
★ 1200mm 18 Nikkor-T ED
The EL-Nikkor series are 6-element, 4-group enlarging lenses.
★ 40mm 4N EL-Nikkor
★ 50mm 2.8N EL-Nikkor
★ 50mm 4N EL-Nikkorâ€
★ 63mm 2.8N EL-Nikkor
★ 75mm 4N EL-Nikkorâ€
★ 80mm 5.6N EL-Nikkor
★ 105mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
★ 135mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
★ 150mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
★ 180mm 5.6A EL-Nikkor
★ 210mm 5.6A EL-Nikkor
★ 300mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
†4-element, 3-group enlarging lens
=References and external links=
★ A brief history of Nikkor lenses
★ Nikkor lenses and serial numbers
★ Nikkor lens acronyms explained
★ Reviews of Nikkor lenses
★ Links to information about Nikkor lenses
★ "Red Book" of industrial and other rare Nikkor lenses
★ History of Nikon
★ Nikkor lenses for medium format
★ Nikon lenses for Leica
★ Leica mount lenses (includes Nikkors)
★ Nikon rangefinder lens information and price guide
★ Lenses for Nikon rangefinder mount
The Nikkor brand was introduced by Nippon Kogaku K.K. (Nikon's original corporate name) in 1937. 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 35mm and digital SLR photography.
★ Lenses for Bronica and Plaubel Makina medium format cameras.
★ Lenses for Nikon S-series and Leica rangefinder cameras
★ Lenses for large format photography.
★ EL-Nikkor photographic enlarging lenses.
★ The lens of Canon's first or second camera, the "Hanza Canon."
★ Microscopic objectives.
★ Industrial lenses, including lenses in support of the Japanese war effort during World War II.
Among photographers, Nikkor is used most often in reference to Nikon's F-mount photographic lenses. These lenses are designed to cover the 24x36mm area of the 135 film format, or in the case of "DX" designated lenses, the 23.7x15.7mm area of the Nikon DX format.
=Products=
Lenses for Nikon F-mount
Nikkor 50mm 1.8 lens for the Nikon F-mount.
Nikkors constitute the majority of lenses available for the Nikon F-mount, which is itself the largest system of interchangeable flange-mount photographic lenses in history. These lenses are designed for the 135 (35mm) and Nikon DX formats. Over 400 different F-mount Nikkor models are known to exist.
★ See Nikon F-mount → Nikkor
Lenses dedicated for other cameras
Note: The letter 'U, B, T, Q, P, H, S, O, N,' or 'D' immediately after the "Nikkor" name designates the number of elements in the design — Uns (1), Bini (2), Tres (3), Quatour (4), Pente (5), Hex (6), Septem (7), Octo (8), Novem (9), or Decem (10).
===Nikon "S" rangefinder
★ 21mm 4 Nikkor-O
★ 25mm W-4.0 Nikkor
★ 28mm 3.5 Nikkor
★ 35mm 1.8 W-Nikkor
★ 35mm 2.5 W-Nikkor
★ 35mm 3.5 W-Nikkor
★ 50mm 1.1 Nikkor-N
★ 50mm 1.4 Nikkor-S
★ 50mm 2.0 Nikkor-H
★ 50mm 3.5 Micro-Nikkor (close focus)
★ 85mm 1.5 Nikkor-S
★ 85mm 2.0 Nikkor-P
★ 105mm 2.5 Nikkor-P
★ 105mm 4.0 Nikkor-P
★ 135mm 3.5 Nikkor-Q
★ 135mm 4.0 Nikkor
★ 180mm 2.5 Nikkor
★ 250mm 4 Nikkor-Q
Zenza Bronica SLR===★ 40mm 4 Nikkor-D
★ 50mm 3.5 Nikkor-H
★ 50mm 2.8 Nikkor-O
★ 75mm 2.8 Nikkor-P
★ 105mm 3.5LS Nikkor-Q
★ 135mm 3.5 Nikkor-Q
★ 200mm 4 Nikkor-P (two versions)
★ 300mm f/5.6 Nikkor-PC
★ 600mm 5.6 Nikkor-P
===Leica "M" rangefinder
★ 35mm 1.8 W-Nikkor
★ 35mm 2.5 W-Nikkor
★ 50mm 1.4 Nikkor-S
★ 50mm 2 Nikkor-H
★ 85mm 2 Nikkor-P
★ 105mm 2.5 Nikkor-P
★ 135mm 3.5 Nikkor-Q
★ 135mm 3.5 Nikkor-P
Plaubel Makina
★ 80mm Nikkor (Makina 67/670)
★ 55mm 4.5 Nikkor (Makina 67W/670W)
Airesflex TLR
★ 7.5cm 3.5 Nikkor-Q (taking lens)
★ 7.5cm 3.2 View-Nikkor (viewing lens)
Marshal Press
★ 105mm 3.5 Nikkor-Q
Hanza Canon rangefinder
★ 50mm 3.5 "Kasyapa"
Nikonos===Main articles: Nikonos
Lenses for large format photography
Nikkor-SW
4-group wide-angle lens series, consisting of 6, 7, or 8 elements, with a 105° angle of view.
★ 65mm 4 Nikkor-SW
★ 75mm 4.5 Nikkor-SW
★ 90mm 4.5 Nikkor-SW
★ 90mm 8 Nikkor-SW
★ 120mm 8 Nikkor-SW
★ 150mm 8 Nikkor-SW
Nikkor-W
6-element, 4-group series with angle of view of 70-73°.
★ 105mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 135mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 150mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 180mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 210mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 240mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 300mm 5.6 Nikkor-W
★ 360mm 6.5 Nikkor-W
Nikkor-M
Compact, 4-element, 3-group series with a 52-57° angle of view.
★ 105mm 3.5 Nikkor-M
★ 200mm 8 Nikkor-M
★ 300mm 9 Nikkor-M
★ 450mm 9 Nikkor-M
Nikkor-AM
8-element, 4-group aphochromatic macro series with a 55° angle of view, optimized for 1:1 reproduction.
★ 120mm 5.6 Nikkor-AM ED
★ 210mm 5.6 Nikkor-AM ED
Nikkor-T
Telephoto series. The 360 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, and 720 mm rear elements are available separately.
★ 270mm 6.3 Nikkor-T ED
★ 360mm 8 Nikkor-T ED
★ 500mm 11 Nikkor-T ED
★ 600mm 9 Nikkor-T ED
★ 720mm 16 Nikkor-T ED
★ 800mm 12 Nikkor-T ED
★ 1200mm 18 Nikkor-T ED
Photographic enlarging lenses
The EL-Nikkor series are 6-element, 4-group enlarging lenses.
★ 40mm 4N EL-Nikkor
★ 50mm 2.8N EL-Nikkor
★ 50mm 4N EL-Nikkorâ€
★ 63mm 2.8N EL-Nikkor
★ 75mm 4N EL-Nikkorâ€
★ 80mm 5.6N EL-Nikkor
★ 105mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
★ 135mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
★ 150mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
★ 180mm 5.6A EL-Nikkor
★ 210mm 5.6A EL-Nikkor
★ 300mm 5.6 EL-Nikkor
†4-element, 3-group enlarging lens
=References and external links=
★ A brief history of Nikkor lenses
★ Nikkor lenses and serial numbers
★ Nikkor lens acronyms explained
★ Reviews of Nikkor lenses
★ Links to information about Nikkor lenses
★ "Red Book" of industrial and other rare Nikkor lenses
★ History of Nikon
★ Nikkor lenses for medium format
★ Nikon lenses for Leica
★ Leica mount lenses (includes Nikkors)
★ Nikon rangefinder lens information and price guide
★ Lenses for Nikon rangefinder mount
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