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That feature is a bright and natural optical viewfinder.
This is a camera comfortable in its retro skin.
It’s a stunner, isn’t it? There’s more to the Nikon Dfthan its retro skin, too
Check this out the Nikon Dfdoesn’t shoot video at all.
And quite right this is a retro camera and since when did an analog SLR shoot video?
Want to shoot video?
Taken with the Nikon Df and Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens for F-mount. The colors are divine(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
By today’s standards, that’s not a lot of detail to play with.
Reason 4: there’s also only a single card slot boo to the DfI hear you say.
Only, since when did a film camera take multiple rolls of film simultaneously?
Again, no other Nikon DSLR can do that, and that’s my sixth and final reason.
Retro as it may be, the Nikon Dfis a digital SLR and enjoys many modern conveniences.
What the Nikon Dfdoes best though, is encourage you to slow down and enjoy photography.
Taken with the Nikon Df and Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens for F-mount. The colors are divine(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
Again, taken with the Nikon Df and Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art lens. I locked focus to manual here because of the limits of the 39-point AF array coverage.(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
This portrait was taken with the Nikon Df and Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 Ai-S lens, a lens which dates back to 1981.(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
The Nikon Df is an excellent walkaround / street photography camera, especially with a moderate-wide fast aperture prime lens.(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
(Image credit: Tim Coleman)
