Nikon Nikon F Analogue camera

The Nikon F is one of the most iconic cameras in the history of photography, introduced by Nikon Corporation in 1959 and remained in production for over fifteen years.

Considered the professional single-lens reflex that defined a standard, it is an entirely mechanical, incredibly rugged camera, designed to last for decades and to withstand intensive use in professional settings, from reportage to scientific photography.

Built with almost “industrial” quality, the Nikon F is famous for its metal body, the reliability of its shutter, and the revolutionary modular system for its era: interchangeable viewfinders, interchangeable focusing screens, advanced film-advance motors, and dedicated backs. This modularity made it beloved by photojournalists and war correspondents.