Better Information about Nikon F and F2

I should bill this as "now almost organized" (by geography/language) ...

• American Links

  • John Liu (no relation that I know of) has a much nicer page regarding the Nikon F. [English]

  • You can find information on how to fix balky FTn (and probably the similar DP-1 and DP-11) finders at Glen Walpert's page. [English]

  • Stephen Gandy has written a few quite informative pages about collectible Fs (and earlier rangefinders) at CameraQuest's Classics Page. [English]

  • Kyle Cassidy has graciously allowed me to reference pictures of an F with a Photomic prism on his equipment page, which includes pictures of various cameras (including a Nikkormat FT). [English]

  • Pacific Rim Camera has excellent information on the F, including collectible models. [English]

  • My friend Andy wrote up his experiences with the F2 a couple of months ago. [English]

• European Links

  • There is a version of the Gray's of Westminster newsletter online that contains excellent data regarding production dates and special Nikon F models. [English]

  • David Nunn pointed me to another page regarding the Nikon F2. [English]

  • A German site contains a brief history and usage of the F-series. [German]

  • What did they say about flattery? Ah, it feels good nonetheless, Nicke. [English]

• Asian Links

  • This is beautifully illustrated page regarding early Nikon cameras (including the F and F2). [Japanese]

  • This Malaysian site has perhaps the nicest pictures I've ever seen of Nikon F and F2's. [English]

  • There is some information (in Japanese) regarding the F2 Titan at this site. The same site also hosts a F page. [Japanese]

  • A similar site, with some pictures of the F and F/FTn can be found here. [Japanese]

  • Another Japanese web publisher wrote up his impressions on the Nikon F2. [Japanese]

  • What seems to be a history of the Nikon F and user report can be found here. [Japanese]

For general Nikon information, I recommend seeing my own Nikon links, which include links to Dr. Pietsch's page as well as the Nikon-Digest and Nikon FAQ.