Sold! Nikon FM3A
Jul 21, 2018 20:46:20 #
$945.00 Fast shipping Priority mail, $15.00 in the lower 48.
RARE UNUSED in BOX Nikon FM3A Black SLR 35mm Film Camera
I pack with care.
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Thanks for looking.
The Nikon FM3a is the last fully manual capable 35mm SLR that Nikon produced, manufactured between 2001 to 2006.
The Nikon FM3a was designed to be something built to last. Built to the highest possible quality and designed to last decades. It was Nikon mechanical swansong, flying in the face of the digital dawn- a love story to Nikon unique position in camera history.
The Nikon FM3a provides a choice of manual exposure or aperture priority- along with an exposure lock button which you can hold down to remember settings and reframe as you wish. To see your exposure you half-press the shutter button and look inside the viewfinder to see the reading.
In the viewfinder window, there is a classic looking blue match needle meter on the left of the display showing your chosen shutter speed. The black needle indicates whether your chosen aperture (visible via a little window in the top of the viewfinder) will over or under expose the shot. By turning the aperture ring (or changing shutter speed) to match the needles, you will get a well exposed shot.
In Aperture priority mode, the Nikon Fm3a only shows the shutter speed your camera will shoot at based upon your chosen aperture setting. By changing aperture, the shutter speed needle will move up and down accordingly to show the speed it will shoot at to get the right exposure.”
RARE UNUSED in BOX Nikon FM3A Black SLR 35mm Film Camera
I pack with care.
Private message if interested.
PayPal, postal money order, or cleared check.
Thanks for looking.
The Nikon FM3a is the last fully manual capable 35mm SLR that Nikon produced, manufactured between 2001 to 2006.
The Nikon FM3a was designed to be something built to last. Built to the highest possible quality and designed to last decades. It was Nikon mechanical swansong, flying in the face of the digital dawn- a love story to Nikon unique position in camera history.
The Nikon FM3a provides a choice of manual exposure or aperture priority- along with an exposure lock button which you can hold down to remember settings and reframe as you wish. To see your exposure you half-press the shutter button and look inside the viewfinder to see the reading.
In the viewfinder window, there is a classic looking blue match needle meter on the left of the display showing your chosen shutter speed. The black needle indicates whether your chosen aperture (visible via a little window in the top of the viewfinder) will over or under expose the shot. By turning the aperture ring (or changing shutter speed) to match the needles, you will get a well exposed shot.
In Aperture priority mode, the Nikon Fm3a only shows the shutter speed your camera will shoot at based upon your chosen aperture setting. By changing aperture, the shutter speed needle will move up and down accordingly to show the speed it will shoot at to get the right exposure.”
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