Review of Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens

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  • Kit includes Nikon N55 SLR Body, Nikon 28-80mm/f-3.5 to 5.6 zoom lens, 2 CR2 Batteries, Carry Strap
  • Selection of exposure modes including Programmed, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manual
  • 3-Point Automatic and Manual Focus modes
  • 3D-Matrix metering system
  • Built-in, Speedlight Electronic-Flash

Consists of Nikon N55 SLR Body, Nikon 28-80mm Zoom Lens, 2 CR2 Battery, Carry Strap / Uses 35mm Film / Built-in AutoFlash
Review by David L. Ludwig for Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens
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I’ve owned 2 previous SLR’s, an Olympus and a Canon Rebel. Both of these cameras produced great photos. The Nikon N55 has surpassed every expectation. An instruction book is finally written in plain english. I did a lot of research and believe me the N55 is worth more than its retail price. The photos produced in the auto modes are exceptional. I was willing to invest as much as 0 in an SLR, but after researching I found that no camera was worth the additional money. The cost-benefit of the N55 is tremendous. I can’t express how happy I am with this camera.

Review by NHgboy for Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens
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I have owned two other 35mm SLR cameras. The first was a Nikon FM (fully manual camera) and the second was a Cannon Rebel E (similar to the Nikon N55, in terms of features). I loved the Nikon FM camera and have always wanted to return to a Nikon product. After I lost my Canon, I switched to Nikon again.This is a great camera. It’s light and the most compact 35mm SLR camera I have seen. One can choose between fully manual mode (great for complete creative control) or fully automated mode (for the point and shoot crowd). The N55 also has shutter-priority and aperature priority modes as well as special settings for close-up shots, landscape shots, and sports shots–to name a few.It is a very versatile camera, focuses sharply and quickly, and is a great-looking SLR. I get compliments on the pictures I take with it, but would recommend Kodak film only!

Review by Scott Perez for Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens
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I bought this camera to learn how to take great pics. This camera is definitely worth it. Especially for the price it sells for nowadays (I paid nearly 0 for mine when I got it). The N55 takes great shots and is easy to learn on. After using this camera I feel I am ready to upgrade in the near future.

There are problems with this camera that Nikon has acknowledged. After 3 years of using this camera (I think) my camera is exhibiting these autofocus problems. Go to this link if you are having an issue and Nikon will fix your camera for free, or refund you if you’ve already had this problem fixed and paid for it:

http://www.nikonusa.com/email_images/nikonusa/service_advisory/n55.html

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5 Responses to Review of Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens

  1. J. Doll says:

    Review by J. Doll for Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera with 28-80mm Zoom Lens
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    I have a digital camera I love to pieces. And now that I’ve mastered that I thought I’d try an SLR camera. The camera has a auto mode on it for beginners and as you learn more you can try other things, like shutter speed, apature settings and all kinds of new things. You can even do multiple exposure to create pictures that look like ghost like images. Also it’s 28-80 mm. lens, unlike most of your camera’s- like Canon which is 35-80 mm. And it’s light and is easy to use! I’d recommend this for anyone looking into buying an SLR camera.

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