Description :

We like the F55 for being a genuinely well-specified Nikon at a very accessible level. Released in 2002 as the most affordable autofocus SLR in Nikon's lineup at the time, it was also their smallest and lightest, and it still feels remarkably compact and well-balanced in the hand today. Behind the lightweight body is a proper Nikon feature set: programme, aperture priority, shutter priority, and full manual modes, plus seven subject-specific vari-programs covering portrait, landscape, close-up, sport, night, and more. The 3D matrix metering with compatible lenses is accurate and reliable, the built-in pop-up flash handles low light, and the Nikon F-mount gives access to one of the finest and most extensive lens systems ever made, covering decades of AF and AI lenses. A clean, capable, and practical entry into Nikon's film SLR system that pairs well with almost any F-mount lens you can find.

Spécifications:

• Type : Électronique
• Vitesse d'obturation maximale : 1/2000s
• Lens: Nikon F-mount, body only
• Modes: Programme, aperture priority, shutter priority, full manual and 7 scene modes

Piles : 2 piles CR2 (fournies)