For Sale Nikon N80

Gerry M

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• Oct 3, 2014

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I think this can be described as "LNIB". Very little use and very well cared for. No problems and no issues. Cosmetics could be considered a 9++++. No blemishes. Please excuse the dust in pics. Needs to go to someone that will use and appreciate it. Includes box & users manual. $65, shipped to the US lower 48.

 

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• Oct 3, 2014

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We call this camera "F80" in Europe. A nice camera.

 

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• Oct 3, 2014

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Ah, the nose smudge. I hate that.

 

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Gerry M

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Ah, the nose smudge. I hate that.

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The area between the film window and focus selector.

 

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• Oct 3, 2014

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This is a nice camera. I like mine since it is so light compared to my other SLR's. Think of it as the little brother to the Nikon F100.

 

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• Oct 3, 2014

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yep
..awesome camera. My favorite for family outings. Light and easy to use for grandma and easy full manual fun stuff.

 

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Gerry M

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• Oct 3, 2014

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**The N80 is withdrawn for now** For such a silly little dab of $$, I'll keep it. Too much camera to cheap sell.
Thanks for looking,
Gerry

 

Richard S. (rich815)

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• Oct 3, 2014

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Gerry M said:

**The N80 is withdrawn for now** For such a silly little dab of $$, I'll keep it. Too much camera to cheap sell.
Thanks for looking,
Gerry

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Smart move. They are good cameras and go way too cheap now to sell. It's the only AF Nikon body I keep around with a standard zoom on it for times I'm feeling lazy. I bought one in Hong Kong when they first came out. It was an F80s actually. Same as the N80 but with the ability to print f/stop and speed setting between frames. I sold it later and regretted it. Saw an N80 on KEH at an embarrassingly low price and jumped on it. Although so very very different than my F2, F3 and FE2 I really missed it.

 

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Gerry M

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• Oct 3, 2014

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Hey, Rich,
Agree with you. I have space amid the F100, FM2N, FE2 and F3HP (along with some D's). I keep it fitted with a Nikkor 28-70, 3.5-4.5, a sleeper lens.

 

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• Oct 3, 2014

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N80 is my main autofocus film camera. It is excellent. Metering is always spot on.

 

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• Oct 4, 2014

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I was all set to buy this from you. Great camera considering it's size and light weight - had one and sold it a while back. But recently started using a 24-85mm VR and realized my N90s doesn't support VR, but the N80/F80 does! So now I'm on the lookout. Can't blame you for changing your mind on this.