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The Nikon F6 is a 35mm film-based single-lens reflex camera. The F6 was first made available in 2004 and offers refinements over the previous generation Nikon F5. The F6 is perhaps the last of a dying breed of professional 35mm cameras. Currently, is only one of two 35mm film cameras (the other being the FM10) available from Nikon.

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State-of-the-art exposure, autofocus, and film transport systems
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Includes data imprint and intervalometer
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Excellent lens compatibility (including pre-AI)
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Excellent flash compatibility (i-TTL up to 1/8000 sec.)
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Heavy (body weighs more than 2 lbs)
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Uses uncommon CR123A batteries
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Expensive ($1500+)
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This camera includes Nikon's Advanced Exposure Metering System including 3D color matrix metering with an improved algorithm over the previous generation. There is a flexible center-weighted metering, and an 11-area spot metering. The F6 also uses the state-of-the-art Multi-CAM 2000 autofocus module found in the Nikon D2X digital SLR.

The Nikon F6 has excellent lens and flash compatibility. All AF-D, AF-G, AF-I, AF-S and AF VR Nikkor lenses provide full AF and metering operation. AI and AI-P lenses provide manual focus /w electronic rangefinder and full metering. The F6 is compatible with Nikon i-TTL flashes and provides high-speed sync capabilities up to 1/8000 sec.

The Nikon F6 is part of Nikon's long running F series of 35mm cameras first introduced in 1959. The F6 has a MSRP of $2300, but can be found online for around $1500.

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2 comments about Nikon F 6

1.  avatar GT-D  Jun 12, 2007 11:16am

Expensive but you just can't pay enough for that kind of quality... I've got a Nikon thats practically a family heirloom now, would sell now for a lot more then it was originally worth - even taking into account inflation.
2.  avatar rapidronnie  Aug 05, 2007 8:49pm

I'd rather have a F2 or F3 in excellent shape used than this camera. In my opinion the F4 was the best of the Nikon SLRs if you needed autofocus and the F2 or F3 (toss-up) if not. Then again 80% of my photography was with 2 1/4 TLRs or M Leicas.
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Manufacturer Nikon
Price $1,500.00
Release Date Jan. 1, 2004

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6 contributors -  ajuk, Omar, Erik, GT-D, V-Dawg, rapidronnie
Created: 06/08/2007 - 12:42
Modified: 05/05/2008 - 7:37
Model # variations:

F, 6, F6