Our Product History: 1980's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBFully automatic, state-of-the-art camera replaces the Nikon F2 series (1971~) Aperture-Priority Auto [A] with stepless shutter speeds from 8 to 1/2,000 s. TTL flash control. Motor Drive MD-4 for up to 6 fps.
Our Product History: 1970's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBImproved version of the Nikon F series (1959~) featuring shutter speeds from 10 to 1/2,000 s, built-in ready-light, large-size reflex mirror and hinged camera back. Debut of Nikon F2.
Our Product History: 2020's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBAn iconic exterior design inspired by Nikon's historic FM2 film camera; Flat Monochrome and Deep Tone Monochrome Picture Control options with a dedicated selector; Pixel-shift shooting supports the creation of high-resolution photos
Digital SLR Cameras | Lineup | Nikon Consumer
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Our Product History: 2000's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBWorld's Firsts. Equipped with D-Movie function for recording movies with a digital SLR camera. 12.3 effective megapixels; Nikon DX-format CMOS image sensor. Remarkable low-noise performance from ISO 200 to 3200. D-Movie, an innovative movie shooting feature for digital SLR cameras. Scene Recognition System integrated with Face Detection System.
Our Product History: 1990's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEB3D Digital Matrix Image Control with 1,005-pixel CCD for superior overall picture quality. 4.5 fps shooting speed for up to 21 consecutive shots. Top shutter speed 1/16,000 s and flash sync up to 1/500 s.
Our Product History: 1960's-1910's | Information - Nikon
WEBNikon S2. 24 x 36mm picture format. Lightweight and strong aluminum die-cast body. 1.0x magnification viewfinder. The first Japanese camera to incorporate a film advance lever and a rewind crank. S2E accepts the world's first battery-powered motor drive.
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Our Product History: 2010's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEB24.2 effective megapixels; Nikon DX-format CMOS image sensor. EXPEED 4 image-processing engine. Sensitivity range ISO 100 to 25600. 3.2-in., 1037k-dot, vari-angle LCD monitor. Touch-screen interface and Wi-Fi® connectivity. Slim and light body with a monocoque structure. Fulll HD movie.
Debut of Nikon F | Camera Chronicle | Nikon Consumer
WEBNIKKOREX F. Under the circumstances, we introduced NIKKOREX F in June 1962 as the sister version of Nikon F at a consumer price (net price in cash) of 49,300 yen for the models with 50mm f/1.4 and 39,800 yen for the models with 50mm f/2 with the intent to drive up the demand for SLR cameras.