Nikon f3

Back in the day, the “stock” Nikon F3 was so popular amongst Japanese photojournalists that Nikon decided to make a “Press” or “Professional” version to the Japanese market. Apparently, only accredited photojournalists could get their hands on one of these babies, so only limited quantities were produced until… Nikon decided to make extra ones called the F3LE (LE for Limited Edition). Here’s a very quick review of one that recently entered my posession. Continue reading Less th

A review of the Nikon F3 HP SLR 35mm film camera. Sample images from the Nikon F3 HP and Ilford Delta 100, Ilford Pan F 50 Plus, and Kodak Ektar 100. Specs, handling, ergonomics, and aesthetics of the Nikon F3 HP.

The Nikon F3 was released in 1980, and is the successor to the immensely popular F2. The F3 is Nikon's first professional camera to fea...

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Nikon F3 Ad from the 1980s. I never went to war with it, but I still love my F3! It’s a reliable beast. A.L.

I am a sucker for design and, years ago, when in the market for my first SLR camera, it wasn’t really a feature set that sold me on a brand, it was…

The Nikon F3 Lives On

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