Nikon Nikkor T ED 360mm f/8
Nikon Nikkor-T-ED 360mm f/8 is the ED-glass telephoto LF lens at 360mm — the second shortest T-ED, useful as a 4×5 long-tele or 5×7 portrait-tele.
Key features
- Mount: Copal 1 shutter (1s to 1/400, X-sync at all speeds)
- Focal length: 360mm (effective; physical length shorter than 360mm)
- Maximum aperture: f/8
- Image circle: ~240mm at f/22 — covers 4×5 with movements; covers 5×7 tightly
- Optical formula: ED-glass telephoto (asymmetric)
- Multi-coating standard
Use case + rendering
The 360 T-ED is the portable 4×5 long-tele — useful when a 360mm symmetric plasmat (Schneider Symmar, Apo-Symmar) wouldn't fit the bellows. ED glass reduces longitudinal chromatic aberration on color subjects.
Compatible cameras
- Toyo 45A / Toyo 45AII / Toyo 45G — particularly suited
- Cambo SC / Cambo Calumet 45NX
- Graflex Speed Graphic / Graflex Super Graphic
Related lenses
- Nikon Nikkor-T-ED 270mm f/6.3 — wider T-ED sibling
- Nikon Nikkor-T-ED 500mm f/11 — longer T-ED sibling
- Schneider Tele-Xenar 360mm f/5.5 — Schneider tele alternative
Notes
Specs: Michael K. Davis, largeformatphotography.info (2002)