Sirius Glass Subscriber Joined Jan 18, 2007 Messages 50,380 Location Southern California Format Multi Format May 12, 2017 #51 The best slr camera that Nikon made feature-wise is the Nikon F100. Lighter than the F4 and F5 and used AA batteries.
The best slr camera that Nikon made feature-wise is the Nikon F100. Lighter than the F4 and F5 and used AA batteries.
MartinCrabtree Member Joined Feb 10, 2010 Messages 2,846 Location Flintstone MD Format 35mm May 12, 2017 #52 Not nearly as robust as the F4 or F5. Too much fragile plastic.
Jeff Bradford Member Joined Jan 14, 2015 Messages 421 Location Rolling Prairie, IN Format Medium Format May 12, 2017 #53 Had the F, sold it and got an FM, sold it and got an FE2, then an F3. Now I have an F4. So far, the F3 is my favorite.
Had the F, sold it and got an FM, sold it and got an FE2, then an F3. Now I have an F4. So far, the F3 is my favorite.
LarsAC Member Joined Jun 1, 2013 Messages 296 Location Darkroom in Germany Format Medium Format May 14, 2017 #54 Had an F5, but sold it as it was too bulky. It handled well with a 70-200 attached, but that combo is not what I like to take with me for a walk. Got an F6 instead and love it with a Voigtlaender 58mm/1.4. Very compact and powerful. MF on the F6 works great. Lars
Had an F5, but sold it as it was too bulky. It handled well with a 70-200 attached, but that combo is not what I like to take with me for a walk. Got an F6 instead and love it with a Voigtlaender 58mm/1.4. Very compact and powerful. MF on the F6 works great. Lars
Sirius Glass Subscriber Joined Jan 18, 2007 Messages 50,380 Location Southern California Format Multi Format May 14, 2017 #55 LarsAC said: Had an F5, but sold it as it was too bulky. It handled well with a 70-200 attached, but that combo is not what I like to take with me for a walk. Got an F6 instead and love it with a Voigtlaender 58mm/1.4. Very compact and powerful. MF on the F6 works great. Lars Click to expand... The F5 and F6 are too heavy and bulky for me. That is why I recommend the F100. Some people have problems with the F100 plastic back. If that is a problem choose a metal camera instead.
LarsAC said: Had an F5, but sold it as it was too bulky. It handled well with a 70-200 attached, but that combo is not what I like to take with me for a walk. Got an F6 instead and love it with a Voigtlaender 58mm/1.4. Very compact and powerful. MF on the F6 works great. Lars Click to expand... The F5 and F6 are too heavy and bulky for me. That is why I recommend the F100. Some people have problems with the F100 plastic back. If that is a problem choose a metal camera instead.
LarsAC Member Joined Jun 1, 2013 Messages 296 Location Darkroom in Germany Format Medium Format May 14, 2017 #56 The F6 is about 120g more in weight compared to the F100, the F5 is about 500g more and much larger due to the integrated vertical grip. The F6 feels a lot more solid than the F100 and comes with useful functions (more focus areas, EXIF imprint, etc. ). Lars
The F6 is about 120g more in weight compared to the F100, the F5 is about 500g more and much larger due to the integrated vertical grip. The F6 feels a lot more solid than the F100 and comes with useful functions (more focus areas, EXIF imprint, etc. ). Lars