The Nikon F is possibly the most important 35mm SLR camera in the history of photography. Introduced in March 1959, this model quickly became Nikon's best seller and the first choice for professional photographers. The presentation of this camera represented a huge advance in photographic technology, although to better understand it, let's review the situation prior to the year 1959.
Even though our work and our web site is devoted primarily to Nikon film equipment and Nikon collectibles, there are certain aspects in which we are also interested that stand above similar items in terms of craftsmanship and contribution to the world beauty.
Pablo Picasso used to say, “Everything you can imagine is real.” Here, at Nikon-Film, we have irresponsible, condomless sex with whatever Nikon-related idea that crosses our mind. And we make it real.
We produce our art works in extremely limited editions so each individual item would maintain its value over time. Each work is signed and numbered. The numbering represents the number of the item in the production run. Prototypes are 0000. All the Nikon items for Egg’o are recorded in our catalogue raisonné so you should contact us if you have any question about the authenticity of your Nikon-Film – Egg’o Series work.
We have put together these collections of hard to find items that we make available to the public. All items are in near mint condition, working, boxed and with manuals.
Who said that the Nikon F (any of its variants) can’t be controlled remotely and wireless…? From a time when people solved their needs without waiting for the market to meet the demand, we are proud to present a remote system for the Nikon F......
The 1980s were a decade of significant economic and social changes in Spain. While the country was experiencing a period of growth and modernization, the rural northern regions were still struggling to catch up. In particular, the small towns situated in the mountainous areas of......
Last month I was clearing out my family’s old home for sale and some boxes of photo slides from the early 80’s turned up. Among them I found old photos of rally races of that time and I thought it was worth doing a post......
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