There are many ways to tell them apart, most of them subtle. The original F-1, released in 1971, and the new version, released in 1981. There are two versions of this camera though. We can clearly see an F-1 and right away we can deduce this is the Canon F-1. Like in most movies, the brand is taped up or Sharpied, but here, the model type is not. This Peter Parker is still in high school, and during a field trip with his class, he asks Mary Jane if he can take her photo and this is where we get a solid look at Parker’s camera. When this movie was released I was just 21 years old, still young enough to make a huge impression on me and give me a burst of nostalgia whenever I go back and watch it. The 2002 Spider-Man starring Toby Maguire is the Spider-Man I love the most. Goldberg explains that for an extra hundred dollars more than the original you get proof that Nikon has been listening to comments of the original Nikon F owners for the previous twelve years. Much of the review goes over the upgrades from the original Nikon F. The F2 would be metered but requires a separate photomic finder. It isn’t made in Kankakee, Illinois, either.”

“It isn’t equipped with an electronically governed shutter or built-in meter. “It isn’t fully automatic without the addition of special accessories,” wrote Norman Goldberg. When the F2 was released in 1971, Popular Photography did an extensive review in their December issue, addressing many of the rumors, most of which turned out to be false. Assuming Parker bought his a year before this, he would have paid about $400 with the prism and a 50mm lens, as seen here in this Cambridge Camera Exchange ad in Modern Photography, released in February 1976. The Nikon F2 was released in 1971, so it was about a six-year-old camera at this point.

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