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Nikon F Series

Nikkormat FTN

The Nikkormat FTN is a 35mm camera. It belongs to the group of reflex cameras. This model was introduced in 1967 as successor of the Nikkormat FT by Nikon.

Essentially, the camera is based on the same housing as the FT, but has a center-weighted exposure meter instead of the full frame average meter, a shutter speed indicator in the viewfinder, and a simplified process for mounting the lens.

The lenses of the Nikkormat FTN can be easily interchanged. For this purpose the camera is equipped with a Nikon F lens mount. The bayonet was first introduced in the 1950s. Unlike other camera brand, the bayonet was not discontinued with the introduction of an autofocus.

Other makers of compatible lenses include Sigma, Tokina, Tamron and Samyang. Not all modern lenses can be used with the old film cameras. It is necessary to focus the lens manually on the desired subject.

In the Nikkormat FTN an exposure meter is built in. It can be used for films in an ISO range of 12 to 1600. The SLR camera determines the correct exposure when it measures through the lens (TTL). The aperture and shutter speed can be freely set by the photographer.

The 35mm camera has a bulb mode. The shutter stays open as long as desired. An external flash unit can be connected to the PC flash socket. The Nikkormat FTN comes with a self-timer. There is also a connector for a cable release and a thread for a tripod.

The camera has a weight of 765 grams. The dimensions are 14,8 x 9,5 x 5,4 cm. The camera needs one 1,3V mercury battery.

Films for the Nikkormat FTN

The Nikkormat FTN was built for the 35mm format. 35mm films are still produced by different manufacturers. One option for b/w images is the Ilford XP2 Super*. A possible film for color pictures is the Agfaphoto Vista 200*.

The colour film is a colour negative film and must be developed in the C-41 process. This development process is available at almost every photo lab.

The exposure area of the Nikkormat FTN has a size of 24 mm x 36 mm. The film must be winded manually by the photographer.

Nikomat FTN

This model could be purchased in Japan under the name Nikomat FTN.

Technical Specifications

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Property Specification
Film format 35mm
Picture Format 36 mm x 24 mm
Lens type Interchangeable lens
Shutter Speeds 1/1000 to 1 second
Bulb Mode Yes
Adjustable aperture Yes
Adjustable shutter speed Yes
Auto exposure No
Light Meter CdS light meter
Supported Film Speeds ISO 12 to ISO 1600
Exposure Modes Manual Mode
Flash Connector PC-Flash
Flash Sync Speed 1/125 second
Tripod Mount Yes
Cable Release Thread Yes
Self-timer Yes
Power Supply 1x 1.3 V mercury battery
Size 14.8 x 9.5 x 5.4 cm
Dimensions in Inches 5.83 x 3.74 x 2.13 inches
Weight 765 grams
Release Date 1967
Age Up to 59 years
Production start 1967
Manufacturer Nikon

Used Prices

The current average price for this camera is 126,26 € based on 97 offers, as of 6.7.2026.

Average Price per Year

  • 2026: 144,15 €
  • 2025: 137,89 €
  • 2024: 151,71 €
  • 2023: 139,04 €

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ about the Nikkormat FTN

Is the Nikkormat FTN a digital camera or does it use film?

How do I focus the lens on this camera?

Can I use any lens with the Nikkormat FTN?

Does this camera have a built-in light meter?

What are the dimensions and weight of the camera?

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