Nikon F2 Series Professional SLR camera Models

1. From : Jeremie (erolself@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 06:03 PM Wednesday 18 April, 2001

I have seen your picture of the F2 Titanium with a DP12 finder attached onto the camera; I have a Nikon F2AS (w/dp12 finder) but the serial number of the camera body reads 73xxxxxx, based on what was described in this site - can I assume the seller mounted a DP-12 onto an old Nikon F2 camera for me to made it a F2AS ? Fxxk !...

2. From : GeraldW (geraldwalker2001@excite.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:58 AM Wednesday 18 April, 2001

I owned a F2SB and has been long searching in the Net for some equivalent and useful resources for my favorite Nikon F2 camera for quite a while; most of those available sites are just too disappointing. This GREAT website is a different thing all together - I have since browsed here for the last two weeks and I am NOT so sure if I have finished all in here ! Thank you to all who has made this possible - all of you have created an incredible and invaluable resource on the Net !!!! -G.W. -

3. From : Patrick (namde@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:14 PM Saturday 14 April, 2001

Hi! everyone!
I have qeustion about F2 model.
My friend has F2 serial number 7755750 and NIKKOR 50MM 1:1.4 2836147.
Is anyboy know what year it was produced?
Which model is this F2 according to it's serial number?
As you can see my friend and I don't know about this F2.
Please help me or my friend.
Thank you all!

4. From : billyH (billiewargen@excite.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:14 AM Friday 13 April, 2001

Frankly, I didn't know there are so many gadgets you can toy around with my Nikon F2 Photomic. I was offerred a DP-11 and this has help me made up my mind to get one (Probably even looking for a motor drive, the aperture control unit and may be a DP-12 prism finder.). This site is most impressive and I like it. Thanks. Bill.

5. From : JWoods (centurywoods@yahoo.com)
Url : http://NOT YET
Date : 10:57 AM Tuesday 10 April, 2001

Hmmm.. you are really something. I thought the Nikon F3 site in MIR is HUGE enough but seems it is no where compared to this one. Unfortunately, I have not owned a Nikon F2 yet again after my brief ownership and the last disposal back in the early nineties. I have very faint memory of the F2, I have always been wondering and guessing what were all those great era and stories about the camera. Leonard, so this site should able to let me slowly digest all you have prepared for us in the next few weeks. Lucky me... your friend, JW.

6. From : B.Cochrane (cochranesec@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:24 PM Thursday 05 April, 2001

Like many others, I have a Nikon F2A for quite a number of years back in the '80 too. However, I have switch to an automatic F3 (and a F4s recently), the F2 was always in my camera bag as a backup. I am still using it periodically, and the old feel is always there. Lately, I have the wild thought of safekeeping it as a collection and trying to look for a MD-2 too. Well, prices of used items have gone up a lot and I thought may be a MD-3 is more practical. Okay, just want to drop a line to tell all of you, this site is really good. Cheers ! - Bill -

7. From : Maintainer (leofoo@mir.com.my)
Url : http://
Date : 05:38 PM Wednesday 04 April, 2001

Dear Mr Kwee, thank you for contacting us. We have been trying to reach you for quite a while in order to highlight your contribution. We have hence, given the appropriate credit at respective pages where it relates. Once again, on behalf of everybody, thank you for being a part of the development team in contributing so many of these useful resources to this website.

8. From : Kwee hong-sien (nikonf2as@yahoo.com)
Url : http://www.photo.net/photodb/presentation.tcl?presentation_id=25167
Date : 11:55 PM Tuesday 03 April, 2001

GREAT SITE!! I really enjoy reading all pages, I appreciate the work that was put into making these pages. I have been using the Nikon F2 camera for years without any problems, but my really favourite camera is still the FE (not the FE2 as that one did not use the winding lever as an on/off lever, but this is purely personal preference, I like the FE2 for its TTL flash though). BTW, I was the one who sent you the pics of the F2 PIN registered camera. I have another (different) F2 Pin registered camera, will sent you the pics later. There are several of these PIN register backs for the F2 and F3 cameras, some were manually operated and some electronically (switchboard). Congratulations on a (again) GREAT site for the Nikon F2!!

9. From : jazzman (jazzie2001@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:57 PM Tuesday 03 April, 2001

A cool cool site that really rocks me ! I just love the images here and reminds me the good old days of the seventies ! Thanks for the greatness. Long live the Nikonians ! Regards. JZ -Mx-

10. From : Ian Wilson (ian1973@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:34 PM Friday 30 March, 2001

A truly marvelous and awesome Nikon resources !!!!!

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