Is F3 better than F4?

The F4 gives you different power options, but only the F3 gives you the versatility of powered winding/rewinding or none at all. 4) The only real advantage for the F4, if you must have powered-advance, is that the MB-20-equipped plain F4 saves 180 grams (6 oz.)

Why is the Nikon F3 so good?

Great for: Inexpensive, tough professional manual-focus, auto- and manual-exposure Nikon for use with manual and most AF lenses. Great for long automatic night exposures many minutes long. The F3 works with many bizarre finders and focus screens, if you’e a whacko.

Is the Nikon F4 good?

The F4 is a wonderful camera, and it’s a fantastic camera in 2007 since they are available used for a few hundred dollars. Nikon USA can still do some basic service on them, but they have only limited parts today for repairs. The F4 feels great in my hands. Its design is beautiful and practical.

Does Nikon F3 have aperture priority?

However, varying the aperture values also shifts the shutter speed set by the camera’s electronic metering circuit, thus, even though Nikon F3 is an aperture priority automatic exposure camera, by varying the aperture you can change the shutter speed, thus, you can also achieve user implemented shutter speed priority …

Is the Nikon F4 a professional SLR camera?

With its game-changing features, the Nikon F4 truly bridged the gap between the classic and the modern Single Lens Reflex (SLR) cameras. It is thus fair to tag the F4 as a modern camera that still retained the classic touch. The Nikon F4 had a lot of features that were the first of its kind for professional SLRs.

Why was the Nikon F4 a game changer?

When it came out, the Nikon F4 was a true game-changer. It introduced features that played a crucial role in revolutionizing the camera industry. With its game-changing features, the Nikon F4 truly bridged the gap between the classic and the modern Single Lens Reflex (SLR) cameras.

Are there any issues with the Nikon F3?

The only issue with both manual and powered rewind on the F3 is that with a flash mounted, the rewind knob/film door latch cannot be accessed, so the flash has to be removed for rewinding and loading/unloading film. No such issues with the F4.

Can a Nikon F3 be used as a rewind camera?

Both offer manual and powered rewind (obviously the MD-4 must be mounted on the F3 for powered rewind ;-)). The only issue with both manual and powered rewind on the F3 is that with a flash mounted, the rewind knob/film door latch cannot be accessed, so the flash has to be removed for rewinding and loading/unloading film.