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Pros Pros
  • Advanced and reliable metering, autofocus, and high-speed shutter performance
  • Extensive compatibility with a wide range of modern and manual Nikkor lenses
  • Familiar, ergonomic interface that mirrors modern DSLR controls
  • Sturdy, magnesium alloy construction that offers excellent value
  • Simple operation and easy film loading
Cons Cons
  • Susceptibility of plastic components like the film door latch and rewind fork to breakage
  • Absence of specific professional features like mirror lock-up and built-in eyepiece shutters
  • Limited matrix metering compatibility with older manual focus lenses
  • Inconsistency in autofocus performance during low-light conditions
  • Potential for grip material to degrade and become tacky over time

Announcement date Announcement date November 1, 1998
Launch price Launch price $1,700
Lens mount Lens mount Nikon F
Shutter Shutter 1/8000s to 30s, Bulb
Weight Weight 785g (1 lb 11.7 oz)

Announcement date Announcement date November 1, 1998
Launch MSRP Launch MSRP $1,700
Medium Medium Film
Lens mount Lens mount Nikon F

Metering system Metering system TTL
Multiple exposure Multiple exposure Yes
Film speed ISO range Film speed ISO range 25-5000 (DX); 6-6400 (Manual)

Focus range Focus range EV -1 to 19 (@ ISO 100 with f/1.4 lens)

Shutter speed range Shutter speed range 1/8000s to 30s, Bulb
Flash sync speed Flash sync speed 1/250s
Exposure compensation Exposure compensation +/- 5 EV in 1/3 EV increments
Metering modes Metering modes 10-Zone 3D evaluative, Center Weighted, Spot

Dimensions Dimensions 155 x 113 x 66 mm (6.10 x 4.45 x 2.60 in)
Weight Weight 785g (1 lb 11.7 oz)
Weather sealing Weather sealing None