Nikon N75 35mm SLR Film Camera Body Only - Picture 1 of 1
Nikon N75 35mm SLR Film Camera Body Only - Picture 1 of 1
Nikon N75 35mm SLR Film Camera Body Only
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$130.00
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The camera is in great shape and takes excellent photos. Even though it is the lens that takes the photo, the shutter curtain works like it is new and the camera its self is very light.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Camera works well on all important points like shutter, flash, and film winding. But the function dial had a crack which caught on an edge during operation. I had to apply super glue to it in order be able to use the camera.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Although it fits a little smaller in your hand than most SLRs the N75's ergonomics sit very comfortably in the hands of enthusiasts and a amateurs alike. When staring down the viewfinder most controls can be easily accessed without losing sight picture. The HUD within the viewfinder is easy to read without being intrusive, and is not easily washed out by sunlight. Aesthetically I prefer the Japanese version in solid black rather than the two tone western versions. For those looking to stay simple without an external flash; the internal flash sits higher on it's mount than usual and provides decent flash for indoor/close outdoor shots. I have a Nikon f50 and a canon 500 that I keep as backups, but in terms of tool-set and accessibility I'll prefer the f75. Even if you prefer to outsource your film development, make sure to invest in a decent negative scanner (at least 4800dpi). Not only will you have easy access to digital photo manipulation, but your shots will still be better quality than most digital shots out there. If you're still undecided about the decision to use film rather than digital, just consider that it's harder and will make you a better photographer than if you went straight for digital. Digital photographers usually stumble for years trying to figure out their expansive tool set, with film you are more likely to figure out your tool set within months as you make mistakes with pictures you are a little more critical of as you are limited to under 50 shots rather than the thousands digital has.Read full review
For the last of Nikon film cameras it certainly hits a home run! I also have a D40 digital and many similarities abound. I have the 50mm f1.8 AF lens on it and it performs fantastically! Of course, I am using P mode, so I don't have to do much. I highly recommend it to film camera buffs!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Very satisfied with the Nikon N75 camera. I just developed my first roll of film and I am very satisfied. Used my 50mm 1.4 lens from my digital camera, I may never go back to digital.
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