The Nikon N65 is a film camera that is easy to use and boasts a wide range of features. With its ergonomic grip, it provides great handling and comfort.
Nikon's n65 camera is a compact and intelligent point and shoot camera that operates with ease. The 2.7-inch LCD monitor provides the best viewing angle for the photographer to adjust settings according to their needs, such as zoom, shutter speed and focus. The n65 also has a range of shooting modes available from auto to manual, which enables the user to take control of their shots if they need to be taken in low light or with a fast shutter speed.
The Nikon N65 film camera is a 35mm SLR single-lens reflex camera model made by Nikon Corporation. It was first introduced at photokina in 1987[1] and was replaced by the N70 model in 1990. The main difference between the N65 and more up-market models such as the F4, F5, or F6 is that it has several built-in exposure meters instead of an external meter coupled to the lens mount. This means that, in addition to a red window which shows a light meter indication, there are separate CdS meters integrated into the prism housing.[2]
The Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera is a 24.2 MP camera with an Expeed 5 image processor, which helps to deliver crisp and detailed images. The sensor can also provide 4K video at up to 30p or 1080p HD video at 60 fps for high-quality video recording. The D7500 has a 51 point autofocus system that's compatible with full-time subject tracking for keeping moving objects in sharp focus in both photos and movies. It also has built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, NFC compatibility and GPS