File:Nikkor-P 105mm f-4 bellows lens (4299629334).jpg
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105mm f/4 bellows lens -- NIKKOR-P 1:4 f=105mm Nippon Kogaku Japan Taken with a Canon 20D through a Nikkor-Q 13.5cm f/4 bellows lens at f/8 attached to a Nikon PB-4 bellows. 19 1/6-second exposures at ISO100 in a DOF stack were combined with Helicon Focus lite 5.0 (Normally this lens is used for taking closeups that involve DOF stacking, but this time I had to use the older 13.5cm bellows lens.) |
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