Showcase Nikon 55mm f/3.5 Macro Micro-Nikkor-P

[robertmwilliams]

first shots with this lens on my NEX-5n

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Honey Bee - 1 - NEX-5N - Micro-Nikkor-P Auto 55mm f 3.5 by Robert M. Williams, on Flickr

 

[Phoenix]

NICE!

I really like the contrast of the green and yellow, the contrast also really plays well on the quality of the OOF.

 

[eno789]

My copy is marked:
Micro-NIKKOR-P Auto 1:3.5 f=55mm

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[freddytto]

wow amazing MF

 

[eno789]

NEX peaking + good MF lens == MF heaven.

 

[Jefenator]

This is my current go-to for all my product shots. I also use and love the 105mm Micro-Nikkor but this 55mm is somewhat more practical for what I do. It has some sentimental value as well - was passed on to me from my father - used to be his walkabout on his Nikkormat - I took some of my very first photos through it. And now it's my workhorse!

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[AlwaysOnAuto]

Ah, another lens I can relate to.
I found mine on Craigslist and had my son pick it up for me since it was in San Diego. He ended up giving it to me as a birthday present since it was so cheap. It's old and fairly well worn but it can still make some nice pictures. Here's one of the first shots I took with it after getting it. Just fooling around with it while listening to some music.

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[davect01]

Ah, another lens I can relate to.
I found mine on Craigslist and had my son pick it up for me since it was in San Diego. He ended up giving it to me as a birthday present since it was so cheap. It's old and fairly well worn but it can still make some nice pictures. Here's one of the first shots I took with it after getting it. Just fooling around with it while listening to some music.View attachment 12870

Not bad at all.

 

[dragion]

Ah, another lens I can relate to.
I found mine on Craigslist and had my son pick it up for me since it was in San Diego. He ended up giving it to me as a birthday present since it was so cheap. It's old and fairly well worn but it can still make some nice pictures. Here's one of the first shots I took with it after getting it. Just fooling around with it while listening to some music.View attachment 12870

Great shot...is that a Pioneer RT-701?
I used to own one, but have sold it a long while ago.

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

I guess the picture isn't as clear as I thought. It's an RT-707, I'm the original owner.

 

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Some more from this morning with my non-P marked 55mm.

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[ArendV]

All wide open with the aperture compensating version of my neglected racing bike on NEX6 (warning can hurt the eyes of bike lovers...) and one from this autumn on A7

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[eno789]

Some old pics

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DSC02669 by Brian Zhou, on Flickr

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DSC02665 by Brian Zhou, on Flickr

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DSC02686 by Brian Zhou, on Flickr

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DSC02661 by Brian Zhou, on Flickr

 

[bobbill]

A fun lens...maybe most useful Nikkor. Gave to daughter to use with her 4/3...miss it already.

 

[bobbill]

2686 is a charmer...