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They needed a stop-gap camera to hold the fort until their next flagship professional camera (and its presumably game-changing AF) could be developed and released. This truth was rapidly drawing professionals away from Nikon. Though Nikon had a pro camera with autofocus as early as 1988, by 1992 it was clear that CanonвЂ™s excellent new EOS system offered superior AF to the system found in NikonвЂ™s four-years-old F4. And most important to camera geeks, autofocus was finally ready for prime time. Hair metal was being shown the door in favor of grunge, and Jean-Luc Picard sat in the captainвЂ™s chair of the U.S.S. The first Bush was vacating the Oval Office to the first Clinton. Cheers was ending and Beavis and Butthead was starting. For Nikon, that challenge came banging on the drawbridge in the form of a seismic shift in the preferences of shooters. But as is always the case, the king was bound to be challenged eventually. Brands like Minolta, Olympus, Pentax and Canon jockeyed for second place in both sales and reputation. Producing cameras as amazing as these for forty years kept Nikon above all other competitors. I have a feeling the F4 might be my ideal camera, and while recently debating methods of reinforcing the foundation of my cabin, visions of F5s stacked like blocks crossed my mind.

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I think of the F3 anytime I shoot a different brand of manual focus camera. IвЂ™m not beyond admitting that IвЂ™ve had actual dreams about owning an F6. And thatвЂ™s without even mentioning the F series, the absolute finest lineup of professional SLR cameras a film shooter can hope to own. Point and shoots like the е…ѓ5AF and 35Ti were then and are now still renowned for unbeatable image quality and extreme sharpness.

The length of that dominance spans decades during which the brand produced some of the finest SLRs ever made, in machines such as the FA, the FM3A and the FE2. There was a time when Nikon was the undisputed ruler of the camera kingdom.

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