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Nikon N65 camera with Sigma 28-90 lens & Sigma 70-300mm lens mint minus

Name: Nikon N65 camera with Sigma 28-90 lens & Sigma 70-300mm lens mint minus
Brand: Nikon
Price: 69.0 USD
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Rating: 4.79 (24 reviews)

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Condition: Used

Seller Notes: “lenses are mint”

Model: Nikon N65

Country/Region of Manufacture: Singapore

Format: 35 mm

UPC: 0018208098781

Brand: Nikon

Type: SLR

MPN: SLR1023

Item Weight: 18.2 Oz

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The N80's built-in speedlight is both convenient and powerful. Working with Nikon's 3D Matrix Automatic Balanced Fill-Flash performance, the built-in flash is always ready to give the light needed to make a great picture. Use the flash's full power to shoot under total darkness, or use its automatic balanced fill-flash performance to provide a fill-light effect. Either way, it's automatic and enhances picture taking opportunities.

Product Identifiers

Brand

Nikon

MPN

SLR1023

UPC

0018208098781, 0081097002924

Model

N80 with 28-90mm Lens Kit

eBay Product ID (ePID)

54950806

Product Key Features

Type

SLR

Dimensions

Depth

2.8in

Height

3.9in

Width

5.6in

Item Weight

18.2 Oz

Additional Product Features

Minimum Focus Distance

2.3ft.

Minimum Aperture

F22

Iso Range-Manual Setting

Iso 6-6400

Manual Shooting Modes

Fully Manual, Program Shift, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority

Focal Length

28mm-90mm

Viewfinder Frame Coverage

92%

Light Metering Modes

3d Color Matrix, SPOT Weighted, Center Weighted, TTL

Maximum Aperture

F3.5

Flash Guide Number

Dioptric Adjustment Range

-1.8 to 0.8

Iso Range-Automatic Setting

Iso 25-5000

Film Auto Transport

Loading, Transport, Rewind

Battery Type

2x3V Lithium Battery (CR123A)

Shutter SPEED

30 to 1/4000 Sec

Additional Features

Interchangeable Lenses, Focus Lock, Auto Exposure, Self Timer, Zoom Lens

Film Type

35mm

Eye Relief

20mm

Frames Per Second

2.5fPS

Maximum Flash Sync SPEED

1/125 Sec

Lens Mount

Nikon F

Red-Eye Reduction

With Red-Eye Reduction

Viewfinder Magnification

0.75x

Camera Type

SLR

Release Date

Q2, 2000

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by eman10bn1
Jul 07, 2008
Nikon N80 35mm - Why Spend Quadruple on Digital?
It's as simple as this: shoot a roll of film, drop off the film at the nearest Walgreen's, Wal-Mart or wherever is close that develops film, ask to have negatives developed and a picture CD only (no prints,) and you have digital pictures from a camera that will take BETTER pictures than any digital SLR. The Nikon N80 has all the picture-taking features and functions of a "Pro-sumer" digital SLR, at a fraction of the cost. That's right, you'll have to learn how to use either camera, digital or film, to get the best pictures, but the difference is learning to use the N80 will save you hundreds as compared to buying a comparable digital. Not only that, but prints from 35mm film will print BIGGER and SHARPER than any digital camera selling for thousands of ... It's as simple as this: shoot a roll of film, drop off the film at the nearest Walgreen's, Wal-Mart or wherever is close that develops film, ask to have negatives developed and a picture CD only (no prints,) and you have digital pictures from a camera that will take BETTER pictures than any digital SLR. The Nikon N80 has all the picture-taking features and functions of a "Pro-sumer" digital SLR, at a fraction of the cost. That's right, you'll have to learn how to use either camera, digital or film, to get the best pictures, but the difference is learning to use the N80 will save you hundreds as compared to buying a comparable digital. Not only that, but prints from 35mm film will print BIGGER and SHARPER than any digital camera selling for thousands of dollars. This is simply because the light information on 35mm film is roughly equivalent to an estimated 25 Megapixels. And the Nikon N80 is easy to use; set it on Program "P" mode and just point and shoot, or use it's full set of professional functions for more creative photography. Another benefit...it's lighter than most digital SLRs, so it's easy to carry around!
by major_marbles
Dec 06, 2006
Want an F100 but want to keep your arm AND leg? The N80
I bought the Nikon N80 film camera about a month ago and am incredibly impressed. The day before purchasing saw a Friends' F100 and was blown away with the quality and features. However it caries quite a price tag. The N80 is nearly identical to the F100 in features and quality. The biggest differences are the N80 has a plastic body instead of a metal one and a flash sync port on the front of the camera. That's about it. The plastic shell is still very rugged and can take some punishment. I decided to completely invest in a Nikon photo system and purchased a D80 as well. Most lenses and accessories are interchangeable between the two. The N80 looks nearly identical to the D80 and is only slightly smaller. The controls are laid out in the same way making switching between the D80 and N80 ... I bought the Nikon N80 film camera about a month ago and am incredibly impressed. The day before purchasing saw a Friends' F100 and was blown away with the quality and features. However it caries quite a price tag. The N80 is nearly identical to the F100 in features and quality. The biggest differences are the N80 has a plastic body instead of a metal one and a flash sync port on the front of the camera. That's about it. The plastic shell is still very rugged and can take some punishment. I decided to completely invest in a Nikon photo system and purchased a D80 as well. Most lenses and accessories are interchangeable between the two. The N80 looks nearly identical to the D80 and is only slightly smaller. The controls are laid out in the same way making switching between the D80 and N80 seamless and easy. A few features I do like are index finger and thumb selection wheels and the bracketing function. The wheels make changing shutter and aperture values so simple and easy you never half to lower the camera from your eye. Bracketing can automatically be done by turning on the cameras on-board function. The N80 is a well thought out camera with the all the important features of its more pricey cousins. The camera is automatic and easy to use for the armature yet is robust and creative enough for the advanced student or semi-professional like myself. I cant recommend this camera enough. I have put nearly 20 rolls of film through it since i got it and have never been disappointed. If there is one negative thing to say it is the low priced kit lens that came with it. The optics are excellent but the noise of the AF lens is loud; like a RC car.
by ouid
Dec 04, 2006
Nikon N 80: the best of the 35mm entry models
This camera is well thought out.It has features that supersede the pro models that preceded it.It can handle all nikon f mount lenses.The flash metering is first class.The exposure matrix is almost foolproof.It is a film camera not a digital one.Fuji and Kodak digital cameras have been based on it.It is that efficient.It should be experienced for the photographic engineering marvel that it is by anybody that wants to grow as a photographer.And for that it is one of the cheapest thrills going on.Get yours while they last. Bad stuff about it:Viewfinder is not pro class.It is just good enough.Extensive focusing in manual mode may be disappointing and even painful.This camera is at its most comfortable as the autofocuser it is.For that is almost flawless.Batteries (2x123's )are not cheap.Get a ... This camera is well thought out.It has features that supersede the pro models that preceded it.It can handle all nikon f mount lenses.The flash metering is first class.The exposure matrix is almost foolproof.It is a film camera not a digital one.Fuji and Kodak digital cameras have been based on it.It is that efficient.It should be experienced for the photographic engineering marvel that it is by anybody that wants to grow as a photographer.And for that it is one of the cheapest thrills going on.Get yours while they last. Bad stuff about it:Viewfinder is not pro class.It is just good enough.Extensive focusing in manual mode may be disappointing and even painful.This camera is at its most comfortable as the autofocuser it is.For that is almost flawless.Batteries (2x123's )are not cheap.Get a AA battery pack attachment.
by gmea7249
Nov 11, 2008
Nikon N80 film camera
This is a semi-pro camera with loads of features that are very easily accessed. You can go full auto or full manual for the utmost in creativity. I also use a D80, so the cameras share the same lenses, and the functions are similar - I like switching from one to the other, and it's easy when you are really looking for an effect that comes only from years of shooting film. I carry them both when I go out. Half of the fun is waiting to see the slides or prints. A little mystic is good for the soul.This is a semi-pro camera with loads of features that are very easily accessed. You can go full auto or full manual for the utmost in creativity. I also use a D80, so the cameras share the same lenses, and the functions are similar - I like switching from one to the other, and it's easy when you are really looking for an effect that comes only from years of shooting film. I carry them both when I go out. Half of the fun is waiting to see the slides or prints. A little mystic is good for the soul.
by Dfsmt_2kS5u@Deleted
Jul 05, 2008
The Nikon N80, lenses, getting the bang for your buck
Buying a camera, like buying anything else, is about getting the most bang for your buck. So where does the N80 fit in the scheme of things? That's what we're here to talk about. The N80 is not a professional grade camera. It's very nice for family functions, vacations, general purpose use. It's smaller and lighter than the F100, or F5. It's also much cheaper. There's a reason for that. It's simpler, and lacks the features and functions of it's more pricy cousins. That doesn't mean it's not a great camera. It is. It just isn't the camera I use to shoot professionally. For professional shooting I use my F5, F100, or my Kodak/Nikon DSC. The N80 has a good feature set for the price. The dial allows you to use MSAP settings, which allows you control over the camera with the camera giving you ... Buying a camera, like buying anything else, is about getting the most bang for your buck. So where does the N80 fit in the scheme of things? That's what we're here to talk about. The N80 is not a professional grade camera. It's very nice for family functions, vacations, general purpose use. It's smaller and lighter than the F100, or F5. It's also much cheaper. There's a reason for that. It's simpler, and lacks the features and functions of it's more pricy cousins. That doesn't mean it's not a great camera. It is. It just isn't the camera I use to shoot professionally. For professional shooting I use my F5, F100, or my Kodak/Nikon DSC. The N80 has a good feature set for the price. The dial allows you to use MSAP settings, which allows you control over the camera with the camera giving you some help. For example the S setting allows you to control the shutter speed and the camera determines the correct aperture setting for your shutter speed choice. You can go full manual, and get creative if you want to. It has Bracket, which is great to have in situations where you and the camera are having trouble with exposure values. It shoots one EV step high, one normal, and one a step low. This hopefully not only gets you the shot at the correct EV, but also helps you learn how your camera/lens choice shoots in certain lighting situations. That means you can stop using Bracket and set the EV yourself, saving film. It doesn't shoot at the Frames Per Second of the better cameras. That doesn't matter if you don't shoot in Continuous mode. If you do, and you want to fire faster, you have a couple of choices. One is add a battery pack, which you should do anyway so that you can use AA instead of the ridiculously expensive batteries that are standard. That'll speed up your FPS a little. The other is buy a higher end Nikon. The N80 has a pop up fill light, something the higher end cameras lack. With the F100, for example, you have to have a Speedlight if you want to light a picture. So the N80 is nice at family gatherings if you don't want to lug a Speedlight around on your camera. It also has a hotshoe just in case you do. It doesn't have the shutter speeds of the higher end cameras, and the shutter lag is a little more. Lag is the time the shutter opens after you push the release button. It doesn't focus as fast, so you might want to pre-focus to help you catch your daughter make that soccer save. That brings us to lenses. The N80 uses a large quantity of lenses. You've got lot's of choices. Don't stint on your lens. Get the best you can afford, preferably Nikon since they're made to work with the camera and there is a difference. If you're shooting wildlife and the lens is whining back and forth trying to focus, that deer isn't going to sit around and pose. Well, some do, but don't count on it. If she strikes a pose and there's a makeup kit nearby, take your time. She'll wait. :-) I've had a few deer that acted exactly like that. The bottom line The N80 is a nice, usable midrange family camera that shoots well in AF and manual, and allows you to be creative. Slow the shutter down and shoot the waterfall, and make it look like smoke pouring over the cliff, or fast and catch every drop. Get the MB16 battery pack and the viewfinder adapter. Make it faster and more comfortable to use. Overall a good choice for those that want more than just point and shoot, and want to add some creativity to their shooting, but is not overly complicated.

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