Nikon N60 (1998–2001)
A plastic-bodied, integral-motor autofocus 35mm SLR sold in the U.S. market, built as an entry-level model for amateur photographers.
Overview
The Nikon N60 is an autofocus 35mm SLR made by Nikon. In the United States it was sold as the N60. Most other regions got it as the F60. It was produced from 1998 to 2001 and replaced the F50 as Nikon’s entry-level film SLR. Operation is automatic, with some manual control options. The body is plastic with a champagne-aluminum finish, and film transport is automatic. Exposure modes include General-Purpose Program, Vari-Program (Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sport, Night Scene), and Auto-Multi Program.
Specifications
| Product type | Integral-motor autofocus 35mm SLR camera |
| Production years | 1998–2001 |
| Film format | 35mm |
| Negative size | 24 mm x 36 mm |
| LCD panel display | Shutter speed, aperture, flash sync mode, film speed |
| Autofocus system | Single focus sensor |
| Lens compatibility | No compatibility with AF-S lenses |
| Original price | $299.95 |
Design
The N60 has a plastic body with a champagne-aluminum finish and a built-in motor for film transport, which makes it an integral-motor autofocus model. The design aims for light weight and ease of use for novice photographers.
Context
The N60 replaced the F50. It sat at the lower end of Nikon’s amateur autofocus SLR lineup and was the company’s entry-level 35mm film camera for as long as it was in production.
Market
The N60 originally retailed for $299.95. Factory service manuals can be downloaded for $3.56 per file. Used units have sold for as little as $13, though current market value may vary. Common problems are broken film door latches, autofocus trouble from faulty AF motors or dirty lens contacts, and error codes such as “F - -” on startup.
Market Value
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eBay Listings
Recently sold on eBay: $22–$63 (median $35, based on 95 completed sales, past 12 months)
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