The Nikkor-P.C 8.5cm f/2 was a significant lens introduced by Nikon. The medium telephoto lens was introduced in 1953 as Nikon’s first attempt at this focal length. The lens is based on the popular Zeiss Sonnar design and It was one of their best selling lens. The Nikkor 8.5cm f/2 was competing against likes of Leica and Canon with similar focal length offerings. The size advantage and smooth rendering makes the Nikkor stands out from the rest of the competition.
Lens Version
Chrome Barrel
- Nikon S
- Contax
- Leica Screw Mount
Black Barrel
- Nikon S
- Leica Screw Mount (Rare)
Specifications
Lens Mount: Nikon S | Contax | LTM
Production Year: 1953
LTM Mount
Construction: 5 Elements / 3 Groups
Diaphragm: 10 Aperture Blades
Maximum / Minimum Aperture: F2 - F32
Closet Focusing Distance: 1m
Filter Size: 48mm
Weight: 425g