However with Nikon keeping the F6 in production for so long in a world that has become increasingly digital, perhaps the move was inevitable. Produced in limited batches and the only top-quality 35mm film body produced by a major Japanese manufacturer. Up until recently, the Nikon F6 was still selling on Nikon’s US website and on the sites of other retailers for $2,600 USD ($3,659 AUD) brand new. There have also been reports that the Nikon D5 DSLR and the SB-300 flash, as well as some other older lenses, have been discontinued alongside the F6.Īccording to the source, the discontinued products are:
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On the Nikon Australia website, the camera has been moved to the discontinued section. Uses all Nikon SLR Lenses (except IC) / Top of the line professional film camera Focusing Screen - B Type BriteView clear screen Matte II, interchangeable with six other optional focusing screens Autofocus - TTL phase detection, Nikon Multi-CAM 2000 autofocus module AF Detection Range - Approx. Apparently, this dealer, among others in Europe, was sent a memo from Nikon to say that some Nikon products were being discontinued and therefore were no longer available to be ordered. However recent reports from Nikon Rumors, who cite their source as a Nikon dealer in Germany, had confirmed the camera was to bbe discontinued. The F6 was the last film SLR made by Nikon before the Japanese company shifted their focus to digital, and for many years was one of the only film cameras that could still be purchased new in store. 00 (5 offers) - Buy Carl Zeiss 2565 Jena Drp Vergr Feldstecher Binoculars. © Nikon After 16 years in production, Nikon has discontinued its iconic Nikon F6 SLR, with the Nikon Australia website seemingly confirming the news.
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