Nikon F80 35mm Film Camera

The Nikon F80 (known as the N80 in North America) is a mid-range autofocus 35mm SLR from Nikon's late-film-era lineup, sitting below the F100 but above entry-level bodies like the F65/F75. It introduced a number of pro-level features at a consumer-friendly price, including Nikon's 3D Color Matrix Metering and a sturdy AF system borrowed in concept from higher bodies.

It's often sought out by film shooters who want modern conveniences, like reliable autofocus, multiple metering modes and compatibility with most AF Nikkor lenses, without paying F100 or F5 prices. It became a popular choice for photography students and enthusiasts moving from digital Nikon bodies back to film, since the control layout and menu logic feel familiar to Nikon DSLR users.

Specifications

• Nikon F mount, compatible with AF and AF-D Nikkor lenses
• 35mm film format
• Shutter speed range 30s to 1/4000s, plus bulb
• 3D Color Matrix, center-weighted and spot metering modes
• 5-area autofocus system
• Built-in pop-up flash with TTL control
• Depth-of-field preview button
• Powered by two CR123A lithium batteries
• Command dial and multi-function LCD data panel

Condition

• Cosmetic: Good
• Working: Fully Working
• Shutter speeds: Fire correctly at all speeds
• Light meter: Working and accurate
• Viewfinder and prism: Clear
• Light seals: Replaced or still sealing
• Film advance and rewind: Smooth
• A small portion of control dial is broken, which will not affect the picture quality. And it’s disclosed in the picture. One door latch out of two is broken but still the door can be closed properly.

Included

• Original Nikon body cap will be included.

Declared faults, if any, are called out above rather than left for you to discover — what's listed is what you get.