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Nikon Camera (Nikon I)
Nikon I was the first 35 mm camera and rangefinder. It has a 50/2 collapsible lenses. There is no built in exposure meter, motor drive, or autofocusing. So the photographer has to do all those things themselves. APA Citation: Nikon Rangefinder One. (n.d.). Nikon Rangefinder One. Retrieved from http://www.cameraquest.com/NRFOne.htm -
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Evolution of the Nikon Camera
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Nikon Photomic FTN
Some changes from the Nikon I to the Nikon Photomic FTN is that there are now high resolution changeable lenses. They also added flashes, remote controls, focusing screens. There is shutter speeds on the viewfinder. In addition some other fetures include semi-automatic maximum aperture indexing. APA Citation: Nikon F. (n.d.). Camerapedia. Retrieved October 8, 2012,Retrieved from http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Nikon_F -
Nikon EM
There is a big difference in the Photomic FTN to the EM. This was one of the lightest and most compact cameras of the time. Now includes lenses that have a manual focus mode. Made of a stronger plastic. EM is also a battery dependent electronic camera. APA Citation: Nikon EM, 1979. (n.d.). Nikon EM, 1979. Retrieved from http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/emfgfg20/em/ -
Nikon F801
During this time period Nikon came up with a few new photographic innovations. The F801 had the fastest shutter speed of 30 seconds. They also improved the exposure and flash system. They also added a accurate and responsive autofocus performance. APA Citation: Nikon SLR models 1988. (n.d.). Nikon SLR Models 1988. Retrieved from http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/nikon/htmls/models/htmls/slr88.htm -
Nikon D1H
The D1H had a couple major improvements. Some of which included a new 40-frame buffer and a 5 vs. 4.5 FPS. Also, for user usage it had English custom menus instead of number codes. Lastly, it had cleaner and better resolution images. APA Citation: Nikon D1H D1x Review Test Intro © 2004 KenRockwell.com. (n.d.). Nikon D1H D1x Review Test Intro © 2004 KenRockwell.com. Retrieved from http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d1x.htm -
Nikon D600
This is the latest FX-format camera that Nikon makes. It is he smallest and lightest of its class. Also had a pixel count of 24.3 million. Includes an optical viewfinder with frame coverage of 100% and a 3.2 inch LCD monitor (dust and water resistance) to view pictures. In addition, it comes with the feature of a full HD movie recording. APA Citation: Digital SLR camera D600. (n.d.). Nikon. Retrieved from http://nikon.com/news/2012/0913_dslr_01.htm
