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Nikon Manual Focus - Camera Bodies

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Economic, automatic, compact black only body, introduced with new line of E-series lenses. Aperture priority AE only, no manual metering, centerweighted metering pattern (40/60), needle meter display, exposure compensation, AE backlight compensation, dedicated hot shoe. Shutter speed range 1 sec to 1/1000 plus B, flash sync at 1/90, self timer. ASA range 25-1600. Shutter speed settings are the only control visible in the finder, shutter set automatically, however there is one manually set mechanical shutter speed setting of 1/90. LED ready light in finder when using SBE or SB15 flash units, slow shutter speed warning and wrong f/stop warning, meter on/off switch, battery check.

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Dedicated flash: SB-E, SB15, SB10.

Motordrives: MD-E, MD-14.

Case CF-11.

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Pros: Aperture-priority Nikon SLR that is very easy to use. Lightweight, easy to compose and shoot, and can use many Nikon accessories. Manual cap...
Cons: Aperture-priority automation only. No depth-of-field preview, TTL flash, or auto-loading that would be offered in the late 1980s.

Reviews: When this camera came on the market in 1982, everyone was offering a scaled-down entry-level SLR to hook potential new customers. All were aperture-automated cameras; they were the Canon AV-1, Olympus OM-10, Minolta XG-1, and the Nikon EM. Judging by the quantity of each current...
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