<- Listing of Photographic Equipment

Several of my cameras are roughly duplicates of one another. They are listed in groups as I prefer to use them. Usually, this is for aesthetic purposes and to increase my familiarity with them.

Footnotes correlate related gear together, and the Printer's Floret ( ❧ ) indicates a favorite piece of equipment.

35mm Film Cameras and Lenses

Panoramic

• Hasselblad X-Pan (First Generation) §
  
  About

  This unique camera, manufactured by Fujifilm, can take 20 panoramic 65:24 (approx. 2.7:1) images and 36 standard 4:3 aspect-ratio frames on a roll of 35mm film. By unspooling the entire roll of film when first loaded, it is able to measure the length of film and dynamically switch between panoramic and standard frame sizes without wasting any film, thanks to the help of a film masking window, and the unspooling mechanism which re-centers the frame on the lens as the camera switches between modes.
  Serial №

  11SH26065
• 45mm 𝑓4 lens with Hasselblad center-spot filter (-1 EV). ¶
  
  Serial №

  8YSH26068
  Filter-thread diameter

  ∅ 49mm
• 90mm 𝑓4 lens. ¶
  
  Serial №

  8ZSH17270
• Horizon 202 panoramic 35mm camera with built-in 28mm 𝑓2.8 swing-lens.

Nikon Single-lens Reflex

• Nikon F in black with thread-backed eye-level viewfinder in black, black bottom-plate hand grip, cold shoe adapter, and soft-shutter button.
  
  Serial №

  7406204

My first serious film camera, purchased from the wonderful Victory Camera of Denver, Colorado.

• PC-NIKKOR 35mm 𝑓2.8 with metal screw-in lens cap. §
  
  About

  This architectural shift-lens uses a screw mechanism and a manual aperture to adjust the film plane to be parallel for large subjects where framing may otherwise be difficult without warping the perspective. Because it needs to fully cover a standard 4:3 frame even when shifted to the maximum extent, the image circle is much wider than a standard lens for a 35mm camera, and it can be adapted to the X-Pan's panoramic format with some downsides, including a falloff toward the edges of the frame, and vignetting on the left and right edges of the image¹. The vignetting can be reduced by a slight crop of the final image.
• NIKKOR-S•C 50mm 𝑓1.4, in black.
  
  Filter-thread diameter

  ∅ 52mm
• Micro-NIKKOR 55mm 𝑓3.5
  
  Near-focal distance

  9½ in
  Reproduction ratio

  Natively 1:2, or 1:1 with macro extension-ring (Nikon M, at the loss of 1 EV. ‖
• NIKKOR 15mm 𝑓3.5 182896
• NIKKOR-Q 135mm 𝑓3.5 ‡
• Nikon F in black with "action finder."
• NIKKOR-H 85mm 𝑓1.8
• NIKKOR-O 21mm 𝑓4 lens (requires mirror lock-up) with matching cold-shoe viewfinder attachment. Thanks, Jonathan @ B&H.
• Nikon F in silver with eye-level viewfinder in silver
• NIKKOR-S 50mm 𝑓1.4, in silver.
• Helios-44 (Ге́лиос) 58mm 𝑓2 (13-bladed aperture) with M39*-M42 adapter (*SLR thread-pitch), and M42-Nikon F-mount adapter (capable of infinity focus by added optical element), in silver.
• Nikon F in silver with two motor drive backs:
• Nikon F-36 motor drive with cordless battery pack.
• Nikon F-250 bulk-loading film back, pistol grip, with original wood bulk-loader, and battery pack (currently inoperable).
• NIKKOR-UD 20mm 𝑓3.5 lens. (Worn condition)
• Nikkormat FtN
• NIKKOR-H 28m 𝑓3.5
• NIKKOR-S 35mm 𝑓2.8
• Micro-NIKKOR 105mm 𝑓4
  
  Near-focal distance

  1.55 ft
  Reproduction ratio

  Natively 1:2 or 1:1 with PN-1 macro extension-ring. †
• Micro-NIKKOR 200mm 𝑓4
  
  Near-focal distance

  2.34 ft
  Reproduction ratio

  Natively 1:2

Other

• Rollei 35-T with built-in 40mm "Tessar" 𝑓3.5 lens.
• Canon A-1
• Canon FD 24mm 𝑓1.4 (Well-worn condition, but recently serviced by Glazer's Camera)
• Canon FD 50mm 𝑓1.4
• Polaroid 600 Land Camera Autofocus 660 SE
• Polaroid OneStep closeup 600-type

Accessories

• Hedeco Lime 2 (Cold-shoe light meter)
• Peak Design carbon-fibre tripod.
• § Nikon F-mount to Hasselblad X-Pan adapter.
• Nikon AR-2 shutter release cable.
• Several "E" and "A" type focusing-screens for Nikon F.
• (2x) Nikon F Photomic T Finders, both of which are a huge pain in the ass that rarely work right.
• Viewfinders
• Nikon Eyepiece Correction Attachment (-5.0), although sadly this doesn't correct for my astigmatism.
• Flat-topped waist-level finder with flip-up magnification.
• Macro rings
• ‖ Nikon M
• † Nikon PN-1 (52.5)
• Lens hoods
• ‡ Nikon lens hood also compatible with 105mm 𝑓2.5 lens.
• ¶ Hasselblad lens hood compatible with 45mm and 90mm lenses.
• Nikon PB-4 Bellows and PS-4 slide copying adapter, along with Nikon BR-2 and BR-3 macro extension ring and lens reversing attachments.
• Nikkormat magnification attachment.
• "Professional Junior" cinema-style 1950s wood and cast iron tripod by the Camera Equipment Company of New York City.