Nikon F60

Hey guys, i picked up myself a f60 from a garage sale, in its own camera case for $10. i saw it and said i want it. its got manual or anything, any of you be able to help. email is [email protected]

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hey i wanted to know if anyone can help me in sending the meanings of de buttons and why does de screen always displays f33??

I went from a OM-10 to the F(N)60 about 6 months ago and hvenotlooked back. For someone that i nota professial but has been using a SLR for 20 years this was the best value for me. has all the features i need but might be lacking 1 or 2 that would put m in the F5 or F6 pe range ($4000.00). I am more than happy with it.

The Nikon F60 has great picture quality, easy to use, and love the ability to change the lenses.

The Nikon F60 is easy to use and takes good quality pictures.

Overall, the Nikon F60 is a very good camera for a novice such as myself. The F60 has a lot of manual features I have only just begun to explore. For recording those special moments with family and friends as well as vacations, its ease of use is perfect!

Hi! yesterday somebody offered me a Nikon F60. An excellent camera, I bought it immediatelly! It isn't quite new, but it looks perfect! I'm very happy.

I have a BIG request for all of you: could someone send me the instructions for this camera and the meaning of its buttons...? Please!!!

U can send me an e-mail at

[email protected].

Thanks a lot!!!

Very good for the money I put in. I do not regret buying it at all. Very good for back up and can take in good picture much as a professional camera.

The Nikon F60 is a very consitent and sturdy camera.(It can take pretty hard hits without being damaged as I have already found out.)

The multiple exposure mode would be a nice thing to have but what does a real photographer want with that option? He would seldom use it. If at all.

In short, it is a awesome camera. I love it.

This is a good camera for the novice. It is easy to use, feels great to hold and is sturdy and durable.

However, it's not appropriate for someone who has used SLR's before, except as a backup. If you are upgrading from a manual SLR, it will pay to go for an intermediate camera, and maybe add extra lenses over time. I found the metering to be poor in anything but ideal conditions. The autofocus is slow, particularly with long lenses.

Before you buy, ask yourself what sort of photographer you are:

As a novice, go for it, it will serve you well;

Intermediate - spend more money; the results from the F60 will only frustrate you.