Nikon FM2N 35mm Film Camera
- Film Type: 35mm
- Lens Mount: Nikon F
- Camera Type: SLR (Single Lens Reflex)
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A Modern-Day Classic (the Nikon FM2N)
People are fond of saying, "They don't make them like they used to" and when this phrase is applied to cameras it is generally true. From the very first 35mm camera (built by Leica and available in the early 1920's) mechanical cameras were engineering marvels. They offered an almost hand built... Read full review »
Nikon FM2 - Rugged Dependability
Since its introduction in the late seventies, the FM line from Nikon has been one of the top 35mm SLRs. While intended to be competition for non-professional lines from other manufacturers, it is probably among professionals where the FM and its successor, the FM2 have found their greatest... Read full review »
For Those Times When an Autofocus, Automatic, Full rewind, multi TTL Camera Just Won';t Do
The FM2 is a classic. This is one of two manual cameras that Nikon currently manufactures, the other being the FM10, a plastic version of the FM2 often found in third world countries (assuming they can?t afford the FM2). The FM10 can now be found here in the US as a gray market item.
The...
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The Nikon FM2 - Back to the Future
I have had my Nikon FM2 and FM2T (titanium body) for about ten or twelve years, but for the last two years and up until yesterday, I had put it aside to play around with my Canon Elph (read my review). Yesterday, I took the old FM2T out for a spin at my niece's first birthday and fell in love with... Read full review »
Nikon FM and sisters
First off, this is not a review of the FM2T per-se, but rather a broad review of the entire FM series, which remain extremely popular, and have minor, though potentially significant differences. On today's used market, differences in mechanical and cosmetic condition are likely more significant... Read full review »
A precision instrument requiring a precision photographer
Wow, the first review (well, not counting all those FM esries reviews under the Titanium model).
From 1977 until 1991 Nikon's FM series were the premiere mechanical,, manual exposure cameras on the market. The various FM models were aimed at three distinct classes of photographers; the...
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Rock Solid Camera
I inherited an old Nikon FM from my grandfather about a year ago. My dad has a Nikon FM2N, and they are basically identical (shapes of some buttons are different, there's no shutter lock on the FM2N, and on the newer FM2N the fastest exposure time is 1/2000th of a sec as opposed to 1/1000th of a... Read full review »
Duct Tape, Sorrells, and the FM2!
What do all of these have in common? They're utterly dependable, they work in the harshest conditions, and you'll never wear them out! I can't say enough good things about the FM2. I bought mine before my first climb of Mt McKinley (20,000 ft). Even after purchasing it I debated long and hard over... Read full review »
The perfect student and backup body
I've had my FM2 since 1982 (it's actually the predecessor model to the FM2N; the primary difference is a lower flash sync speed). It began as the companion to my 1980 FM, spent some time on the shelf while I took 7 years in Olympus land (seduced by the OM-4T with multi-spot metering, and the 24mm... Read full review »
Good Manual Starter Camera
(Updated to include the opinions of the original reviewer and his wife)
Why the heck would a tech-savvy couple want to get a 35mm camera in the age where everything is going digital? Well, they did, and got a 35mm all manual camera, the Nikon FM2n, and here is their thoughts on the...
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Following in the footsteps of Nikon F, is the stylish Nikon F2 SLR camera. This 35 mm SLR camera comes with improved shutter speeds to give you more control over your shot timings. The large-size reflex mirror in this Nikon SLR camera helps you get better quality shots. The Nikon F2 features an anti-vibration mechanism that lets you take steady shots. This 35 mm SLR camera gives you a wide variety of lenses to choose from, so you get the perfect frame. This Nikon SLR camera has a lot of features that help you tweak your shots, so you are never short of options.
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