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NIKONOS II

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The Nikonos II, released in 1968, was an improved version of the original. Major changes included a switch from a rewind knob to a retractable crank for easier and quicker film rewinding, as well as the introduction of a hinged, pop-up film pressure plate for more convenient film loading. The camera retained the basic watertight, O-ring-sealed design and depth rating to 50 meters, as well as the same lens mount and shutter configuration as the Nikonos I. The viewfinder, shutter speeds, and overall internal layout were mostly unchanged, though the body shape was slightly streamlined. The addition of the “II” logotype next to the viewfinder marked this version. It weighed about 655g with lens, and offered improved handling, making it popular among both amateur and professional underwater photographers.

A marlin swims next to a large school of fish underwater with sun rays shining from above.
Two fish swim among coral and rocks on the ocean floor.
A large school of fish forms a dense ball above a sandy ocean floor, with smaller fish scattered in the distance.
A surfer sits on a surfboard in the ocean, with the water rippling around them.
A blue shark swims underwater with its mouth slightly open, revealing small teeth.
A large school of fish swims together in the ocean.
A sea turtle swims in the ocean with coral in the background.
A diver swims underwater with two fish and bubbles rising above them.

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