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Posted by Bengt Köhler Sandberg 2012-09-05  Manufactured: 1965 - 1967 Technical info Lens mount: Nikon F-mount Shutter: 1/1000s to 1s plus a Bulb setting Light meter: Through the lens Flash: X & M sync connection Weight: 750g Takes standard 135 film 24×36 mm negative size. Operating + Sounds
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Good size and brightness. Info: Shutter speed Match needle for the light meter Build quality: Like a tank! Very robust.
Conclusion: Just amazing how well built these cameras are! These are extremely reliable and most of them work as a clock even today 45+ years later. Most slr cameras from that time used a side going curtain shutter. Now when these are old they have a habit of lose their accuracy and can make uneven exposures. This have a up going metal shutter that in most cases still work accurate at all speeds. Not a big fan of the shutter knob which is placed by the lens mount. This works great for most cases but can also be in the way for the lens mount release button or the mirror lock. But thats about it and in short I would say this is a great camera and one of the best SLRs from the 60s. 
Thumbs up: All mechanical shutter Very reliable Built like a tank Mirror lock Thumbs down: Heavy Want to help me out?
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