Nikon FE 10

I have always preferred manual cameras and for one main reason. What you see is what you get. Unlike other cameras where you can look through the viewfinder, see a great shot and get poor results, a manual camera delivers all the way. I have had experience using many different types of cameras, from point and shoot, digital, and of course the Polaroid! And of all these my favorite has been the 100 percent do it yourself manual camera. After all film does cost money. Why waste your money on film and developing when you’re using a bad camera. Step up to a camera you know will work. When I got my ... more

Despite being a bit long in the tooth, my Nikon FE continues to reliably produce excellent results. An excellent example of a high-quality 35mm SLR, my model has lasted so long that I am probably the third owner. After all these years, the only sign of wear and tear is a small mark on the outside cover of the lens, which I managed to put there after tripping over and throwing the camera down on a rock! My Nikkor 43-86mm zoom lens produces excellent results on a wide range of subjects. Although perhaps not big enough for most wildlife photography, it can cope with anything from landscapes to ... more

This is a great slr camera which is solid and will last you for years. The camera has a simple layout and is one of the easiest cameras i have ever used. It is ideal for snapshots or for more in depth photography. It gives a great picture quality and is very reliable and will give good photos every time. It is a very light and fairly small camera making it easy to carry without it getting in the way. This camera is very compatible with all equipment like tripods, cable release and flashes. I am currently using this camera at college level and i have had no problems and have found it the ... more