For Sale SOLD On ebay - Beautiful Nikon N2000 with 50 1.8 E SOLD

Huss said:

Up next... a superb example of the N2000, which is perhaps the greatest 35mm film camera ever made..
Everything is top notch here - no dents/dings/scratches. No corrosion in the battery chamber. No dust in the VF!
Everything works. Classic Nikon 60/40 meter pattern, shutter speeds up to 1/2000, AE lock.

The lens is the later edition Series E 50 1.8 - where Nikon really improved the build quality over the nasty early plastic thing.
Excellent results, no issues.

$70 for both + $15.50 USPS express mail tracked etc etc.

Any issues etc, send it back.

This camera really is one of the most underrated Nikons out there. Just a really good camera that does exactly what you need to get the shot.

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George Mann said:

And here I thought that you would never sell it. Is it really as easy to focus as the reviews say it is?

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darkosaric said:

It is awesome setup, I use it often, also with 100mm E Series. Focusing is very easy, bright viewfinder.

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George Mann said:

Does it have an electronic focus indicator?

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Huss said:

No. It is basically an AE camera with built in motor winder.

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NB23 said:

Why are you selling this “all what Leica is supposed to be” Nikon?

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Huss said:

Too many cameras. Yes. that actually can happen!
The problem was I would see killer deals, swoop in telling myself I can use it for a roll or two, then sell it. Problem was I never did the 'then sell it' part...
So now I am!

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Arlen Anderson said:

The N2000 was the very first Nikon camera I bought (used in 1989). Awesome camera and lens. I have a few copies now. George, the AF version 2020 does have an in focus light indicator.

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terryw said:

Beautiful image. What was the film?

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GDI said:

It was my first SLR of my very own - circa 1985ish, also bought used with a Tomina zoom! Awesome camera and I still have it somewhere, but it stopped working about 30 years ago.

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