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NIKONOS III

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The Nikonos III, released in 1975, saw several significant operational enhancements. It introduced a film advance sprocket, which standardized the frame spacing throughout a film roll, and moved the frame counter to the top of the body for easier visibility. The viewfinder was upgraded to an illuminating window-type bright frame, offering a clearer, brighter viewing experience and providing additional frame lines for the optional 80mm lens. The hinged pressure plate was further improved, and key controls like the film advance lever, rewind crank, and shutter release button were made larger for easier use with gloved hands. The external appearance, while keeping the spindle shape, became closer to a box-form to accommodate these upgrades. The Nikonos III maintained the 50m depth rating, the Nikonos bayonet lens mount, and a robust, all-weather construction favored by scientific and recreational users alike.

A hammerhead shark swims in dark water with sun rays visible in the background.
A person in a helmet and protective gear is riding a street luge down a paved road with a yellow line.
A wave crests under a cloudy sky at sunset.
A person's legs are visible underwater with small fish swimming around them and seagrass on the seabed.
A man with his arms raised is being splashed by water while a woman floats in the water nearby.
Two jellyfish swim underwater with kelp in the background.
Two fish swim in murky water, with one large fish in the foreground and a smaller fish in the distance.
A group of surfers in wetsuits are in the ocean with their surfboards.
A boy with wet hair looks directly at the camera while another boy's head and arms are in the foreground, partially obscuring him, with other people swimming in the background.
A person wearing fins and a snorkel swims underwater above a coral reef.
A jellyfish is visible underwater with the surface of the water and reflections above it.

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