Our Product History: 1980's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBNikon's first SLR with integral-motor offering auto film winding at up to 2.5 fps, automatic film loading and ISO (DX-code) setting. Debut of Nikon F3. Part 15 : "Nikon F-501" and "Nikon F-301".
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
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.
Digital SLR Cameras | Lineup | Nikon Consumer
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Information | Camera / Camera Lens | Nikon Consumer
WEBInformation. The history of Nikon cameras is also that of NIKKOR lenses. This serial story features fascinating tales of lens design and manufacture. Archives of corporate history subject matter related to Nikon cameras, including rare materials, as well as product photos of cameras and lenses.
Our Product History: 1990's | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBCross-Ranged, 5-Area AF Sensor (Multi-CAM1300) Dynamic AF and Single Area AF. High-speed film advance of up to 8 fps (w/MN-30) 3D Color Matrix Metering using a new 1,005-pixel RGB sensor. Debut of Nikon F5.
Nikon FM3A | Camera Chronicle | Nikon Consumer
WEBNikon FM3A is a manual-focusing SLR (single-lens reflex) film-based camera released in July 2001, offering aperture-priority auto and manual exposure controls. Nikon's first SLR camera to incorporate an aperture-priority auto-exposure (AE) mode is Nikkormat (Nikomat in Japan) EL introduced in 1972.
Debut of Nikon F | Camera Chronicle | Nikon Consumer
WEBHowever, once the Nikon F became highly regarded for its performance and system, the SLR cameras with telephoto lens became commonly used and around 1965, eighty to ninety percent of news photos were shot with the 35 mm cameras including the coupled range finder model and SLR model.
Camera Chronicle | Information | Nikon Consumer
WEBCamera Chronicle. Archives of corporate history subject matter related to Nikon cameras, including rare materials, as well as product photos of cameras and lenses.