SUMMARY
The author, a photographer and reviewer, asserts that their 1974 Nikon F2 35mm film camera remains a perfect choice, negating the need to buy new film cameras. Despite its age, the F2 is described as more reliable and confidence-inspiring than modern digital cameras. Its modular design allows for customization, from a stripped-down mechanical shooter to a motorized setup. The author highlights the camera's robust build, manageable weight, and the extensive, affordable Nikkor lens selection, making it a highly practical and enduring tool for film photography.
TAKEAWAYS
The 50-year-old Nikon F2 is considered a perfect, durable film camera.
Its modular design allows for versatile customization with accessories.
A wide range of excellent and affordable Nikkor lenses are compatible.
The camera functions reliably even without batteries for metering.