Nikon N60 35mm SLR film camera body only

The Nikon N60 camera. It was introduced in September 1998 and discontinued in May 2001. With the N60, you get one metering pattern, one advance mode, and one focus mode. You won't be firing away in a spot-metered burst mode with continuous predictive autofocus applied with this camera. Instead, you'll be lining up your shots, focusing, and firing, provided that you don't wish to enable any tricks to modify exposure levels prior to pressing the shutter release. You'll read your exposure settings through the basic viewfinder, or via the topside LCD that is particularly clunky in appearance among modern SLR cameras. This same coarseness in the LCD does make for a readable display, though it's not a backlit one. Comes with fresh batteries and body cap. Nikon Nikkor Film camera