Neat System bag for Leica bayonet film cameras like the M2 and M3. It has bayonet mounts attached to the removable back insert that allow the extra lens to be carried. The front pocket and straps are in good condition. There has been some epoxy (?) repairs to the top on the sides. $50 plus $15 shipping

Also available is the "CHICO" flash. Very complete with instruction sheet, reflector fan, 90 degree adapter, and sync cord. $10 plus $8 shipping.

More pictures available on request.

This AF D lens is very highly regarded and popular. In addition to being a superb macro lens, this Micro Nikkor also produces beautiful portraiture. Having used the AF-S VR 105mm Micro Nikkor G lens also, I along with many other Nikon die-hards prefer the D lens – it’s simply sharper and at half the price of the AF-S VR G lens! So why am I selling this great lens? To avert GAS, I’m exchanging it for another legendary D lens, the Micro Nikkor 60mm f2.8D, to have a super sharp lens I can use to digitalize my big film and slide collection in-camera, while at other times shoot standard 1:1 macro. I’ve also been concentrating on doing more ultra-macro at greater than 1:1 magnification, using reversed lenses on extension tubes, instead.

I’m neurotically fastidious in handling and caring for my gear, so this lens is in superb overall condition. The Autofocus, Manual focus, and aperture ring all work perfectly. The aperture blades are clean and move smoothly. Buttons, switches all function normally.

Cosmetically, there are only minor surface marks on the lens housing and caps from usage. The lens mount is like new. See photos. The front lens surface has always been protected by a filter. Thus, the glass remains crystal clear with no scratches, haze, fungus, or significant internal dust.

Price $325 includes insured shipping within the continental USA.
Interested buyers, please PM me for my PayPal email address and instructions. Thank you.

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Hanson the Nikon ES-2 slide/film copier is a system optimized for the task...
Here is an excellent demo by Nikon Ambassador Vincent Versace...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNK24oQICUc

btw, you can use this piece of kit on any DSLR albeit there is native software embedded on the Nikon D850 and D780 that handles the color negative conversion automatically.

It is very EZ to use if you have any experience in micro photography Hanson.
BTW, I'm using it to convert color transparencies... see below...

Ektachrome “false color” infrared transparency shot with a Yellow #12 filter: Taken from a helicopter shortly after Hurricane Eloise had inundated Washington County Maryland with over 10 inches of rain in late September 1974. At the time I was an environmental planner for the county and was pressed into service to assist the county engineer in storm damage assessment from Eloise on its bridges. I had the “privilege” of riding “shotgun” in a chopper. This mission was an effort to save the myriad of historical stone bridges over the Antietam Creek (site of the Civil War Battle of Sharpsburg).

Hope this helps Hanson... All the best on your journey...
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