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Nikon on RED: Pictures

Great works I am a Nikon man and this makes my day
 
Great thread! Love my 30-40 year old Nikon AIS glass collection!
My favorite prime lenses are the 135mm f/2, 85 f/1.4, and the AF-D 28mm f/1.4.
I'll post some examples later today! Keep them coming!
 
Nikon 17-35 zoom 17mm @ F4
Dragon STH 6kFF

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good to see the Nikon Glass thread growing....

being an old Nikon glass guy - here's a couple of old school circa 1970 - 50mm and a 200mm well loved and used enough that the bare metal is showing... back when the housing were metal. (iPhone pic) ...and now used on Dragon - looking forward to see how they hold up on the vista vision sensor....

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Haha, I started the thread and now I'm finding I don't have great notes on which lenses were used for some of the stuff I was going to post. So my posts may be Guess What Nikon Lens Was Used. :-)
 
A frame grab from today's shoot for the short film RED PEARL. Epic MX 4K WS Nikon 50mm 1.4 AiS.
 

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A little bit of Nikon love for my fellow RED Nikon supporters. Do not believe hype Canon is best and only solution out there. :-)

Nikon D4s, Nikkor AF-S 300 2.8 VRII, 1/4000th/sec at 5.6, ISO 160 (never used VR for sports)
 
Most of my Nikon glass is old primes.

Hi Clark,

I wondered what your thoughts (or anybody in the thread for that matter) were on the difference between AI/AIS and Non-AI Nikkor primes? Prices don't seem too different for lenses in good shape, and I understand there is a difference in coatings? For your work (which looks amazing by the way), what is your preference?

Thanks!
 
Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 AF-S shot on RED One #2658.

Madison Lintz as Sophia Peletier in The Walking Dead (Yeah, it's old, but I switched to Canon glass because I was tired of waiting for the Nikon mount. Do miss my Nikon glass.)

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