📸 Nikon N80 35mm Film SLR Camera with Nikon 28-80mm G AF Lens - Enhanced SEO Review

I've only developed one roll of film with this camera and it came out fine. The lens is in excellent condition, the exposure meter is accurate and the multiple dials and LCD screen are great for excellent exposure. Didn't have to fix it, which is good for a used film camera.

I have paired this with a 50mm lens and the image quality is amazing. Is the woman in this photo a high fashion model or just a regular person shopping at my local store? You can't tell with this camera! (And neither can she.)

The Nikon N80 has everything you need for its price. All the features offered by the camera are easily accessible and can help you capture the perfect picture. The exposure meter, which can be seen in the viewfinder, is very sensitive and accurate, which will also be very useful, especially in full manual mode. Colors are perfectly saturated, even on cheap CVS film. It's fast, easy to use and fun. All you need is a little preliminary research and some money. The downside is that the camera is…

Ok, F6 is better. So what? If you can afford the F6, you can also afford the D300, and the D300 will pound the F6 into the ground for anything you typically use a 35mm camera for. The only thing that most professionals still shoot on film is now mostly done in large format. Like me for example. Some of my clients like black and white films. So I tried that and a Fuji GA645 (medium format, directly exposes a piece of film 3 times the size of 35mm) side by side. Both cameras measured almost the…