Summary: As a professional photographer who has shot fo Apple Computers, Hewlett-Packard, too many weddings, and many magazines, I have to say the Nikon F4 is my favorite camera
Pros: Simple to use for Old mechanical Pro Nikon photographers., You can use auto focus and manual lens with rangefinding and metering as well. (They put those back in the F...
Cons: None with the Nkion F4s you get everything. Auto, aperature priority, shutter priority, and manual.
Summary: a solid good kamera. thats it! it is possible to buy a good exemplar,at low prize. autofocus is more than fast enough.with basic photoknowledge,it is easy to use.
Pros: solid built. can use all 3 meterings on old manual lenses. good looking design. enormous many lenses is possible to put on this camera
Summary: I've owned this body for 5-6 years. It got me started back using 35mm from MF. I'm now using D2h and D2X but have keep the F4 as backup and use it when I need that WA...
Summary: As a lover of manual/mechanical cameras, I was seriously considering the FM3a as a backup to my three aging F2 bodies (I have been using one since 1971).
Pros: 1. Well-built, heavy-duty, high-quality body, 2. Seems to be durable and dependable, 3. Woks well with my inventory of older Nikon lenses (from 18mm to 1000mm), 4. Pro...
Cons: 1. Unable to vary the amount of time viewfinder turns itself off due to inactivity, 2. While slightly pressing shutter release button to activate built-in light meter,...
Summary: I bought a Nikon F3HP two months ago. It was heavily used: it is from a rental shop. Maybe it has made thousands of rolls, it misses all the caps and it is badly...
Pros: Trusty, trustworthy, reliable, easy to use, ever ready, strong, high quality: made with the best materials.