Nikon F Photomic 35mm SLR Film Camera Body Only (Pre-Owned)
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Nikon F 35mm Film Camera w/ Photomic Prism (Late 1969) — Pre-Owned
NOTICE: This is a pre-owned product. This item may not come with its original packaging, and may not have all of the original accessories. Camera Concepts thoroughly tests, and ensures the quality of all pre-owned products we advertise. See below for a more detailed description of the product.
A true classic of 35 mm photography, this late-1969 Nikon F represents the height of Nikon’s original professional SLR design. Renowned for its rugged, all-mechanical construction and modular system, the Nikon F was the camera trusted by photojournalists and professionals worldwide throughout the 1960s and early 1970s.
Key Features
- 35 mm SLR film camera
- Late-1969 Early 1970s production Nikon F body
- Interchangeable prism finder
- Fully mechanical operation (camera functions without batteries)
- Nikon F-mount (compatible with pre-AI “rabbit ear” lenses)
- Built for durability — solid brass and metal construction
Condition
- Pre-owned / vintage condition
- Shows expected cosmetic wear consistent with age and use
- Camera is free of fungus with a clear prism
- Meter works well when rotating the aperture ring slowly, if rotated too quickly the meter coupling pin may fall out of the lens' fork, can be easily remided by manually adjusting the pin back into position
- All camera controls move correctly with shutter speeds visually accurate
- A collectible and usable example of a legendary Nikon system camera
(Please review photos carefully for cosmetic details. As with all vintage equipment, servicing may be recommended for optimal performance.)
Why the Nikon F?
Introduced in 1959, the Nikon F helped define the modern SLR system. Its modular design—interchangeable prisms, focusing screens, and motor drives—set a new industry standard. Today, it remains highly regarded by film photographers, collectors, and mechanical camera enthusiasts alike.
A timeless piece of photographic history—ready for display, collection, or classic film shooting.