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dmillard
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Craig Gerard
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David,
Certainly a bargain price!
"Not Available to Australia" 
New seller '0' feedback......everyone has to start somewhere.
Craig
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dmillard
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| Craig Gerard wrote: | David,
Certainly a bargain price!
"Not Available to Australia"
New seller '0' feedback......everyone has to start somewhere.
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Hello Craig,
I had overlooked that, but send me a PM if you want one. From the address, I believe this is Nikon selling surplus stock.
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g4lab
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| Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 4:42 pm Post subject: |
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| This seller probably doesn't need feedback. It appears to be none other than Nikon Instruments USA who are indeed located in Melville New York. |
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Tim M
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| Craig Gerard wrote: | David,
Certainly a bargain price!
Craig |
Slightly embarased to admit I bought one, not knowing for sure if I can use it.  I had been looking for a Nikon finite 4x "N" Plan, with the larger 0.13 NA. I have a non-Nikon "standard" 4x /0.1 SPlan 160 that's been working well for me, but was hoping to upgrade someday to the N Plan, but haven't seen any come available lately (lost one about a month ago at >$110).
So when these came up today, I thought I recall previous discussion here that the "W"s were just as usable as non-Ws for the (dry) macro work we all do. Is that correct? If 'yes', I celibrate and wait on the USPS. If not, . . . you may see a single 4x W go up again in a week or so. |
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Chris S.
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Drat, all gone! At $40, this would have been a fun lens to play with. A friend of mine wants me to photograph creatures that live in water, and I can imagine approaches to doing this with a water immersion lens. Also, 4x is a very useful range to work in.
Oh, well. |
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Craig Gerard
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| Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 8:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Tim wrote: | | ....snip... I thought I recall previous discussion here that the "W"s were just as usable as non-Ws for the (dry) macro work we all do. Is that correct? |
Tim,
You should find the thread (linked below) encouraging 
http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=57413
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seta666
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SONYNUT
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| Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 9:43 pm Post subject: |
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is the tip just a flat glass not a lens?
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g4lab
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The tip is a conical piece of glass with probably a flat end but not necessarily.
It is called a dipping cone.
They have also been made as separate attachments. There are also similar cones used for ophthalmic use on slit lamp microscopes. |
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SONYNUT
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arrived today..pushed out the plate glass and machines down the small cone for a decent work distance. leaving the rest for a shade...
nice color..well worth the price 
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SONYNUT
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Found a ''volunteer'' for a test shot..
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SONYNUT
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FOUND THIS GUY OUTSIDE THE OTHER DAY...
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