Nikon FM3A

The Nikon FM3A is an SLR film camera from the Japanese manufacturer Nikon.

The camera is the successor to the Nikon FM2 model, which with the shortest shutter speed of 1/ 4000 seconds aufstellte 1982 set a world record.

Is a mechanical camera without autofocus. Electronic metering and automatic exposure ( aperture priority ) is possible when batteries are used. A preview button and a mechanical self-timer are available.

The camera was made ​​with a chrome-colored as well as with a black casing. She was the last model in the semi-professional range of Nikon MF cameras; which was introduced in 1995 and still produced model Nikon FM10 is a much simpler camera, which is not manufactured by Nikon itself, but in contract manufacturing of Cosina.