Nikon F90x Nikkor 35-80mm f4 and Nikon MB-10 optics

NIKON F90X year1994.

The Nikon F90X is the evolution of the Nikon F90 from 1992, with minimal differences: faster and more precise autofocus, quieter film drive motor. These are the features: 35mm film SLR, ISO scale from 6 to 6400 with manual and DX settings (in DX ISO scale from 25 to 5000). Sophisticated exposure meter with three types of metering, spot, semi-spot and matrix on 8 working zones. First exposure meter to provide a 3D matrix metering type: it can also detect the distance of the subject (with AF-D lenses) and transmit the data to a dedicated TTL flash with a good advantage on the final exposure. The shutter remains the one already tested, proven to be very robust and long-lasting, of the Nikon F801: vertical sliding metal curtains with shutter speeds from 30 seconds to 1/8000 of a second and B pose, flash sync time 1/250 of a second. Automatic film exposure with aperture priority, shutter speed priority, manual and programmed. The programmed exposure also has some specific sub-programs for portrait, sports, panoramas, silhouette, macro photography. First reflex ever (Nikon F90 and 90X) to have a computer connection where shooting data can be displayed. Viewfinder full of information and Hight Point vision for optimal vision even for those who use glasses. Interchangeable focusing screens, a depth of field button, intentional exposure calibration and memory lock combined with extremely robust mechanics make the Nikon F90 a professional SLR in all respects. The fast and precise autofocus system uses cross-shaped sensors that allow the autofocus to act even on slightly off-center subjects.

The MB-10 grip features a second shutter button.

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