Nikon History: WAR tools, CRUSHING Leica & Canon... and then... (Picture This Podcast)

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We dig DEEP into the 100-year history of Nikon: Making tools of war for the Japanese Navy, post-WWII devastation, CRUSHING Leica, DOMINATING Canon... and then...
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29 июл 2016

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@TonyAndChelsea 7 лет назад

📷 You can get one of our favorite Nikon cameras on Amazon:

@Tzadeck 7 лет назад

The name of the lenses, Nikkor, comes from the original name of the company: Nippon Kougaku Kogyo Inc. The Ni comes from the first word, and Ko from the second. The double 'k' is for pronunciation--it indicates a glottal stop. So Nikko is an abbreviation of the company name.

@gregoryvarano8002 7 лет назад

What wasn't mentioned were the mid level Nikons, the FM/ FE 1977-1982 and the groundbreaking FM2/FM2n 1983-2001 later released as the FM3n, 2001-2006 FE2 1983-1986. These later F's boasted top shutter speeds of 1/4000 of a second and flash sync speeds of 1/250 unheard of in the 80's. To top it off, they were made under Nikon's low tolerance build system used for the F3, in particular the FM2/ FM2n. This fully mechanical camera body can operated at temperatures between -40C to +50C without any modification. Though the FE2 was available for 3or 4 years, the FM2n was available for almost 20 years. Nikon sold millions of these cameras in particular the FM2. Many pros used them as their secondary or even primary bodies as they were pretty well and still are indestructible. The high sync speeds helped pro balance flash and available light much better.

@SolarfallBaits 8 лет назад

these history lessons are extremely interesting, thanks guys.

@molinkie 7 лет назад

I've been a Nikon fan since the late '50s - early '60s when I was in high school and somehow was able to contact someone in Japan who would send a Nikon F directly to me in Detroit.

@TheCameraStoreTV 7 лет назад

This is a really great series, congratulations guys!

@paulinefollett3099 8 лет назад

Found this video very interesting and I learnt a lot as well. Thank you for making such well researched content.

@StopDownGallery 8 лет назад

Tony & Chelsea you're the best! Thank you for all the research and time preparing this presentation. I really enjoyed the history lesson, going to go watch your Canon history lesson next!

@punkboyzak 7 лет назад

Great show!!! Thank you, Chelsea and Tony! I've been watching and learning from you guys for two years and I really appreciate all the enthusiasm and dedication you put into your work. The combination of your humor and knowledge and the way you both present it is perfect. I now own Stunning Digital Photography, Lightroom 5 Book, Photoshop Essentials, Photography Buying Guide and the Beginning Photography Videos. For anyone who has not purchased them, They are a must have and the cost is minimal. Thank you for giving so much for so little.

@Idkmaybe73 8 лет назад

Great video!! I love these history videos!! keep em coming pls!:)

@simon_patterson 8 лет назад

Very interesting, I really enjoy your history series. Thanks for putting this together.

@spunkysandoval 7 лет назад

Just getting into photography and your channel has been very helpful. Great content that is much appreciated. Thank you.

@fredsbloggs656 7 лет назад

Interesting stuff Tony and Chelsea,I'm always fascinated by the history of technology!

@cactustweeter2890 8 лет назад

Great history lesson. Thanks for sharing it with us.

@alberto.zanardo 7 лет назад

You made me live again the moment I used for the first time the Nikon EF, the Super Cool ahaha scan 5000 and other stuff when I was a child. Great

@SAGGING_GUT 8 лет назад

A Note on the Nikonos - it wasn't actually their original design, it was originally designed by Jaqcues Cousteau and manufactured by a Company named Atomos. It was named the 'Calypso' and then later sold to Nikon to be sold as the Nikonos.

@nerwin 8 лет назад

When it comes to the DSLR sales, I have an interesting thought. These cameras are really designed to last a long time, they are built tough and even the like D2x from 2005 can still produce really beautiful images in 2016 and I think some people don't really see the need to upgrade unless there is a specific feature that they wanted or needed.

@thegood9 6 лет назад

Great video! Even though I'm a Nikon user now, I would never have gotten into photography if Canon didn't make the AE-1 and push it so hard in 1976. Begged my parents for one, and after using my pinhole camera for years, finally had a "real" camera!

@tonyhoff86 6 лет назад

That was super awkward to watch. It was like you two had just had a fight or something.

@MaximMuir 7 лет назад

Small point-Contax rangefinders camera DID have focal plane shutters-they were metal vertical running shutters, instead of cloth horizontal shutters like Leica and early Nikon rangefinder. The Contax shutter pretty much looked like a window blind, with many stacked blades making up the metal vertical running focal plane shutter. prone to jamming and failure, which is why Nikon avoided it :)