Yes.Is this April Fools???????
What proof of that do you have? Please include valid peer-reviews citations.Yes.
(Photography News International, Tokyo) Borrowing from its once highly acclaimed FM series of 35mm film cameras, this week Nikon announced a next generation model: the FM4. Interestingly, the FM4 is more a direct descendant of the fully manual FM2n rather than the hybrid FM3a.
As we would expect, the FM4 is a completely mechanical, manual focus camera, with manual setting of aperture and shutter speed. There is no aperture-priority mode as in the FM3a. Yet, this is not a simplistic entry-level camera: there are some surprises.
Here are the key FM4 features:
* metering: matrix, center-weighted, and spot; ISO 12-6400
* lenses: AIS, AI, and pre-AI (can be metered at full aperture)
Here is where I stopped and thought "can't be true."
It isn't. They're bringing out the F2n though, plain prism only.
No, they're coordinating with Kodak-Alaris and the heretofore secret reintroduction of PKR 25 in 35, 120, 4x5, and 8x10But will they release it at the same time that the forthcoming full-frame digital Nikon SP rangefinder reissue?
What, no Kodachrome 64? No Kodachrome II? The forum will riot!!No, they're coordinating with Kodak-Alaris and the heretofore secret reintroduction of PKR 25 in 35, 120, 4x5, and 8x10
No doubt!!What, no Kodachrome 64? No Kodachrome II? The forum will riot!!
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