1989 |
- Nikon F-401S/F401S QD (N4004S/N4004S QD)
- Nikon’s totally automatic SLR quality
- Upgraded F-401 (1987) with ultra-fast AF even in dim light by Advanced AM200 sensor
- Nikon TW20/TW20 QD (Tele-Touch 300)
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1988 |
- Nikon F-801 (N8008)
- Max. shutter speed 1/8,000 s and 1/250 s flash sync
- Matrix Balanced Fill-Flash with TTL Cybernetic Sync
- Matrix Metering system
- Nikon RF2/RD2 (One-Touch 100)
- Upgraded Nikon RF (1987) with 30 s Focus Memory, Double Self-timer and 0.65 m close-up
- Nikon TW Zoom/TW Zoom QD (Zoom-Touch 500)
- 35-80mm f/3.5-7.8 zoom AF compact camera
- Image size selector and Continuous zoom
- Nikon F4
- Nikon’s top-of-the-line AF SLR with interchangeable viewfinder and built-in motor drive
- Three metering system (Matrix, Center-Weighted and Spot) available
- Max. shutter speed 1/8,000 s and 1/250 s flash sync
- High performance AF system incorporated
- Nikon Still Video Camera QV-1000C
- SLR-type monochrome electronic still video camera
- Nikon QV mount (QV NIKKOR 10-40mm f/1.4 and 11-120mm f/2 lenses)
- 2/3-in. 380,000-pixel monochrome CCD
- FM recording standard recommended by ESCC
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1987 |
- Nikon AF3/AD3 (One-Touch)
- The smart flash AF compact with 35mm f/2.8 lens
- Advanced 16-step AF with macro/close-up (0.45 m)
- One 6V CR-P2 (or DL223A) lithium battery
- Nikon RF/RD (Fun-Touch)
- Stylish AF compact with 35mm f/3.5 lens
- Replacing the L135AF (1984), and offering close-ups to 0.95 m
- Nikon F-401/F-401 QD (N4004/N4004 QD)
- Nikon’s Exclusive Image Master Control (Decision Master System)
- Advanced AE with unique triple-sensor metering
- Built-in auto TTL flash with balanced fill-flash capability
- Nikon TW2/TW2D (Tele-Touch Deluxe)
- The world’s thinnest dual-lens, AF compact
- Dual-lens (35mm f/3.5 [W], 70mm f/6.8 [T]) with soft filter
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1986 |
- Nikon F-501 (N2020)
- Upgraded F-301 (1985), the integral dual AF SLR
- Focus-priority Single-Servo AF [S-AF] and Continuous-Servo AF [C-AF]
- Nikon L35TWAF/L35TWAD (Tele-Touch)
- LS camera with dual lens (35mm f/3.5 [W], 70mm f/5.6 [T])
- Stepless pinpoint AF system and 0.4 m macro
- Nikon L35AWAF/L35AWAD (Action-Touch)
- The all-weather AF LS camera with 35mm f/2.8 lens enables picture taking down to 3 m underwater
- AF on land and MF underwater
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1985 |
- Nikon F-301 (N2000)
- Nikon’s first SLR with integral-motor offering auto film winding at up to 2.5 fps, automatic film loading and ISO (DX-code) setting
- Nikon L35AF2/L35AD2 (One-Touch)
- Upgraded Nikon L35AF (1983) with 11 fully automatic features
- A built-in barrier-type lens cap
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1984 |
- Nikon L135AF
- LS camera with 35mm f/3.5 lens and a built-in barrier-type lens cap
- Nikon FG-20
- Upgraded EM (1980) with [M] mode
- Motor Drive MD-14 and MD-E can be used
- Nikon FM2 (FM2N)
- Upgraded FM2 with 1/250 s sync
- NIKONOS-V
- Upgraded IV-A (1980) with [M] mode and TTL flash control
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1983 |
- Nikon F3AF
- TTL autofocus (AF) version of the Nikon F3
- AF is possible with AF NIKKOR 80mm f/2.8 and AF 200mm f/3.5 IF-ED
- Nikon FE2
- Upgraded FE (1978) with max. shutter speed of 1/4,000 s and 1/250 s flash sync
- TTL flash control
- Nikon L35AF/L35AD
- Nikon’s first AF, AE 35mm (135) format lens-shutter camera, offering 35mm f/2.8 lens and 9 fully automatic features
- AD stands for Auto Date (currently referred to as QD)
- Nikon FA
- Upgraded FE2 and world’s first camera with (5-segment) Matrix Metering system
- Awarded the first Camera Grand Prix prize in Japan
- Usable with Motor Drive MD-15
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1982 |
- Nikon F3 high-eyepoint
- Long eye relief up to 25 mm away (w/DE-3 Finder)
- Nikon FM2
- Upgraded Nikon FM (1977) with max. shutter speed of 1/4,000 s, and 1/200 s flash sync
- Honeycomb patterned titanium shutter curtains
- Fixed type meter coupling lever
- Nikon FG
- Upgraded Nikon EM (1980) with Programmed [P], [S], [M] modes and TTL flash control
- Usable with MD-14 and MD-E
- Nikon F3/T
- The F3 high-eyepoint (1982) armored with titanium
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1980 |
- Nikon F3
- Fully automatic, state-of-the-art camera replaces the Nikon F2 series (1971~)
- Aperture-Priority Auto [A] with stepless shutter speeds from 8 to 1/2,000 s
- TTL flash control
- Motor Drive MD-4 for up to 6 fps
- NIKONOS IV-A
- A built-in TTL exposure meter and Aperture-Priority Auto [A]
- Hinged camera back
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