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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Optics / May 2008Nikon Diaphot 35mm camera mount = Nikon F?
The Nikon Diaphot inverted tissue microscope: http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/museum/diaphot.html Is the 35mm camera port on the lower part of this a standard Nikon F lens mount? Which would make it compatible directly with current Nikon digital SLRs which also use F mount? I don't have any experience with this scope, but the photo sure looks like the mounted camera is a standard F series. That woul make sense, as they have been pretty good about standardizing with the AI interface for the past 4 decades (except for their stand-alone non-SLR microscope camera - can't remember the model -M maybe?). If that's the case, the lens mount would be the same. I have used my manual-focus lenses on a D100 with good results. Joe >The Nikon Diaphot inverted tissue microscope: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >mount? Which would make it compatible directly with current Nikon digital >SLRs which also use F mount? > The Nikon Diaphot inverted tissue microscope: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > mount? Which would make it compatible directly with current Nikon digital > SLRs which also use F mount? Yeah, standard Nikon F mount. In the old Nikon lit. they had a Nikkormat body on the 'scope if I remember correctly. Thanks, Kevin Cunningham SMS |
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