 Film backup for Digital Photography |
| Review Date: March 1, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Mr. Martin H. Schwartz, Staten Island, New York United States |
| This is a great 35MM SLR. It provides a very good film body that allows you to use all your Nikon lenses and experiment with various types of negative and slide films. It has all the features of Nikon Digital SLRs(but uses film) and is very easy to use. |
An excellent camera for beginner to intermediate photographers
|
| Review Date: March 21, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Thomas F. Glover, Norfolk, VA USA |
| The N75 is a very easy to use autofocus camera. It is compatible with most all Nikkor lenses, producing razor-sharp pictures. We used ours with high-speed Fuji print film and a Nikkor 70-300 mm telephoto lens and got some really good shots inside Madison Square Garden at the Westminster KC Dog Show recently. One weak point is the wimpy built-in Speedlight - good for snapshots but not much else, recommend getting one of the newer autofocus Speedlights such as the SB-600. If you're a really serious photographer go for something more robust like the N80, N90 or F100, but the N75 is a great camera for everyday use and a very affordable entry into the world of Nikon. |
Love my Nikon!
|
| Review Date: June 16, 2010 |
| Reviewer: W. L. Bailey, |
| I previously owned an N75. When my shutter broke(my fault), purchasing the same camera but in black was a no-brainer. |
Nice plastic camera
|
| Review Date: April 26, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Laura Kortum, india |
This is an amazing plastic cheap camera by nikon, takes great pictures in almost every condition. is not for superprofessional use, but has every function you might ever need in daily use. I have used mine in sub zero temperatures to searing hot 50 degree celcius weather. works fine till date.
try buying the nikkor 28-200mm g ED plastic lens with it, will work like a breeze.
also the metering system is very good. is a little less sturdy than the F80/N80,, also hence the low price.
the flash isnt very powerful, neither is the sync speed (1/90)
is better with the speedlight.
all around a very nice, light, cheap camera that will deliver as promised in almost every situation.
is better to handle with the MB-18 battery pack, also enables vertical shooting and AA batteries.
am happier with this camera than i was with my f100 |
Basic Features of Camera
|
| Review Date: January 28, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Andrew N. Lloyd, Maine |
| It is an excellent beginner to intermediate person using a camera. It is an excellent product brand. takes great protrait, sports, and nature pictures. For the advanced it would not be as great. Simple button features and built in speed make it for the average user to use. |
Read Review
|
No video reviews found for this product.
