The Nikon F6, in production for 16 years (Pic: Thegreenj/Wikimedia Commons) It could also shoot with any Nikon 35mm lens made since 1977. It boasted shutter speeds from 30s to 1/8000, colour matrix metering, ISO up to 6400, 11-point autofocus – even an internal memory system that could remember the exposure details of up to 50 rolls of film. The writing was already on the wall in October, it was announced the F6 had already been discontinued in some territories, such as Europe, though it was still listed for sale in Japan and by some US dealers.īut according to reports first circulated by Nikon Rumors on Wednesday (2 December), the plug has finally been pulled – the Nikon F6 is no longer in production.įirst introduced in 2004, the F6 was the pinnacle of 35mm SLR design. The Nikon F6 – the last film 35mm SLR remaining in production – has finally been discontinued by Nikon.
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