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Nikon N75 35mm SLR Camera (Body Only)
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The NIKON N75 is a lightweight AF SLR camera loaded with advanced features and innovations to make photography simple for beginners and experienced photographers alike. The N75 is an excellent choice for portraits, sports action, nature photography and many other applications. Exposure Bracketing and Exposure Compensation modes Built-in Speedlight and Advanced Flash System Diopter adjustment Up to 1.5 fps in Continuous mode Power - (2) 3V CR2 lithium batteries Size - 3.6H x 5.2W x 2.6D; weighs about 13.4 ounces
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Value for money.......2007-11-12
Hello?!!! Why would anyone bother to buy a film camera, in these days of raging digital slr fever? In fact, why bother with an auto-focus film SLR at all, when you can buy manual focus Nikon SLRs and go fully retro if you're really nostalgic for those "good-ole" noisy, fiddly, bulky SLR days?
Let me tell you why. It makes sense. At least from a serious hobby photographer like myself. I have a digital slr and a couple of manual focus Nikon cameras. My dslr is my main camera. But I still love to shoot film. I still love to make a fuss just to create one picture, wait for it to be developed and printed. I like shopping for various film ISOs, load film, hear the whir of the film advance mechanism. I am one of those nuts who love to unroll a developed negative and still be fascinated with the organic, almost magical nature of it all!
Now I choose the Nikon F75/N75 because I wanted the convenience of automation while still shooting film. F100s, even F80s are still very expensive for me, not to mention F5s and F6s. The other choices were N55, N60, N65 but going through their individual reviews, I know I wont be satisfied with them. I therefore got myself an N75 with databack and MB-18 battery grip. This is a fantastic combination! Reviews about it correctly state that this is a beginner's camera with option for more advanced photographers. When you know nothing of photography principles but savvy enough to know that an SLR is superior to a point and shoot, this is for you. Once you gain some skills in photography, this camera will open up options that will test your knowledge.
Here are the things I like about the N75:
1. CenterWeighted (CW) metering in Manual Mode. Some reviews mention this as a disadvantage, prefering CW metering as an option available in any mode. What is CW metering anyway? Does the intended target of this camera care? If you dont know what the heck it is, you'll thank Nikon for putting CW in Manual Mode only! Because you will only use Manual mode anyway when you want to be creative about your exposure- overriding the meter, using off-camera flash, etc-which means you know your photography. In all other modes the camera uses the reliable Matrix meter. With a little insight you can even override that using the easy-to-use exposure compensation!
2. Spot meter available only in AutoExposure lock button and must be customized. Again, there are reviews that diss this method, preferring to have spotmeter freely available in all modes. Let me ask you. Do you know what is spot meter? Do you know how to use it? Do you know the zone system? If you don't and chances are you are one of the intended target of this camera, you will also thank Nikon for putting spot meter this way. You cannot accidentally switch it. You must intentionally and deliberately customize it to use it which means you must know how to use it. If it were freely available in all options and you dont know what it does, you may very well be in for the shock of your life to see severely overblown and under-exposed photos come from your negatives when you shot using spot meter under very common lighting situations. And then you will blame Nikon for making such a crappy camera!
3. Film prewind. People have mixed reaction to this facility. It takes getting used to. Personally I like it. When you use the battery pack and grip MB-18 like I do, it only takes 10 seconds flat to prewind a 36 exposure film. That's plenty fast enough for me. What's more, if you accidentally opened the back midroll you would have saved your previous shots since they are already inside the film canister.
4. The camera has a dedicated optional MB-18 battery grip which has its own vertical shutter release and power on switch! I guess there will be no argument here. The convenience of using AA batteries over exhorbitantly priced, one-use lithiums is obvious. You will be pleased with the ease with which to take pictures when holding the camera vertically.
5. It has 12 custom functions. For that time when you know a bit more than a beginner and want a taste of a little adventure in your photography. Go to spot meter, CW meter, multiple exposures. Heck go and bracket your exposures! You already know these stuff, right? When you feel you need instant access to these advanced options then perhaps you can invest in more expensive cameras.
6. It comes with a model which have data back. Here is another much maligned facility. Some folks say those tiny date imprints are unprofessional and distract from the subject. I dont know about you. But I am not shooting for museum galleries or for national geographic magazine or any news agency. I am shooting pictures for much more special clients: my family and friends. I am really pleased to be able to imprint dates in pictures since for me they add points of interest when we later look at them in our favorite chair or pillow.
7. The sound of shutter release is subdued. Motor whir which advances film is also quiet. I just love it.
Now some of the things I consider areas for improvement- bearing in mind this is just a beginner-to-serious amateur camera:
1. A brighter viewfinder screen.
2. Option to switch on grid lines (like that in the N80.)
3. Ability to meter with manual focus lenses. then again, what beginner has them?
A little faster continuous mode would be really nice like 2-3 frames per second instead of 1.5 fps and a slightly stronger builtin flash would be good.
Although this is a plastic camera, it is very well built and beautiful to look at. I heartilly recommend the N75/F75 to all amateurs and beginners who are on a tight budget for an AF film SLR yet want the option of more advanced features when knowledge grows. I also recommend getting the MB-18 battery grip. It is not much of an added weight or price. But the convenience and economy it provides is big.
There is unique joy in shooting film that digital has not yet replaced and probably never will. The F75/N75 delivers the goods!
If you are already adept in photography, have a formidable collection of manual focus lenses and wanted a film AF SLR, go for the F100 and higher.
As for me, I am very happy with my N75.
nikon f75.......2007-08-19
i have had this camera for over 3 years and it ahsnt failed me once. It is light and easy to use, and its "--" speed feature allows me to shoot star trails-thing which I love to do.
N75 Film Loading Problem Solved.......2007-07-20
I have had the N75 since 2005. It has been all over the world with me taking beautiful pictures. You can imagine my distress when the camera stopped loading film on a remote mountain ridge in Southern Brasil!!! Luckily, a local camera shop was able to fix it, but since I do not speak Portuguese, I did not know what they did.
Thanks to the previous reviewer, I was able to solve this film load error when it happened again last week (a year later). A forced rewind fixed this problem, and my next role of film loaded correctly....no more film rolling back into the canister.
Do not give up on this great camera. The quality of photos is excellent for this type of SLR. I take one star away from the rating due to the faulty film loader.
Film load problem - solution!.......2007-06-15
Several people have commented about a problem loading film. Just today I took an N75 to the local repair shop for the same reason. They explained that sometimes the rewind function "gets stuck" if the camera thinks a previous rewind did not complete successfully. The solution is to reset it by forcing a rewind operation. Just press the two rewind buttons simultaneously: on the left side of the lens and just behind the shutter release. (They are marked and the manual explains how to force a rewind.) Doing that solved my problem instantly and they didn't charge me a cent, just smiled and wished me well. If you experience a similar problem then try the reset before sending the camera in for repair.
The N75 is a very good camera: light, comfortably small, and very flexible.
Film Transport has problems.......2007-03-30
Put me down as another consumer that has had to send back his N75/F75. I received this camera new the other day. But, right out of the box it was broken. Seems on many of these models, when you try to load the film, it just backs it right in to the canister. The 75 is supposed to unwind the film to the end of the roll and then as you shoot, it winds it back up to the canister so that when you are done, the roll is completely in the canister. But, on mine, and many others, there must be a firmware bug. I'm waiting on a replacement now.
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