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#Nikon f6 wiki manual#
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Mirror Lock-up is accessible through lever on the upper left side of the lens base. Joyoshare livephoto converter 2 0 0 – live photo converter. Film speeds from ASA 12 to 1600 are selected on the lower portion of the shutter speed adjustment ring. A usable modern-day battery is the Energizer EPX76. Viewable through viewfinder, and on the top of the body next to the film rewind lever. Metering: TTL, turned on when the film advance lever is flipped out 20 degrees. Due to the redirection of SLR user requirements towards more compact cameras (such as the Olympus OM1 and Pentax MX), the Nikkormat FT3 barely lasted for two years, until 1979, to be replaced by the FM. The camera is rugged (as are the other mechanical-shutter Nikomat models) and is basically identical to its predecessor, the FT2, except for the automatic maximum aperture indexing (AI) system for lens-body meter coupling. Six years after the introduction of the professional F, the introduction of the Nikomat in 1965 allowed Nikon to attract many more customers. It is still possible to use non-AI lenses through use of the stop-down button to close aperture manually. Manufactured from 1977 to 1979, this was the first Nikomat camera to use AI lenses thanks to wider and newer lens availability, this makes it a more attractive choice today than its predecessors. This camera, released as the Nikomat FT3 in Japan, was released as the Nikkormat FT3 elsewhere. Very early models of the Nikomat/Nikkormat FT and FS have a flat exposure counter window, later models have a chrome ring.īlack Nikkormat: FT3 serial-number prefix To mount a lens the aperture should be set at f/5.6 as the prong of the lens will fit into exposure meter coupler of the camera.
#Nikon f6 wiki serial numbers#
In front of the serial numbers on the top plate of all models the model name is engraved. Nikkormat FT dates from July 1965 - August 1967 with serial numbers starting at 3100001 Nikkormat EL was made between November 1972 and May 1977 with serials starting 5100001 Nikkormat FT2 was produced between March 1975 and mid 1977 with serials beginning 5000001.
#Nikon f6 wiki serial number#
The very first serial number was 6400001 and upon Japanese publications the last serial number was 7451052 (Peter Braczko, Nikon Pocket Book, July 1994, page 4-7: «The last serial numbers of the Nikon F production are 7451048 in chrome and 7451052 in black finish.»). The Nikon F camera was produced between March 1959 and October 1973.