NIKON EM REVIEW

Nikon EM

Type:

SLR

Medium:

35mm Film

Image size:

24x36mm

Lens:

Nikon F mount

Flash:

Hot shoe

Sync Type:

X

Sync Speed:

1/90s

Origin:

Japan

Year:

1979-82

Street price:

$30


35mm Film

INTRODUCTION

The Nikon EM is a 35mm film SLR made in Japan by Nikon between 1979 and 1982.


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PERSONAL NOTES

The Nikon EM is a simple to use 35mm SLR. It only has aperture priority mode or bulb exposure. For the size and price, it's pretty good.

The fact that there is no manual mode or that you cannot easily compensate exposure (the only way being to play with the ISO dial) this camera is quite limited.

The big thing that I hate about this camera is that its film winding lever always gets into my glasses, very annoying as I cannot compose as easily as with other cameras.


CONCLUSION

For the price, it's ok, but if you need more control, get a FM, FE or FA. If you can spare more money definitely go for the great FM3A!


PHOTO SAMPLES



VERDICT:

Image Quality 3/5
Versatility 2/5
Build Quality 3/5
Value for money 3/5
Sexyness 2/5

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