What is the cheapest used Nikon F-55 in the UK?

The cheapest used Nikon F-55 currently listed is £19.51 at eBay, based on 22 listings compared across 2 UK retailers.

How many used Nikon F-55 are for sale in the UK?

There are currently 22 used Nikon F-55 listings available across 2 UK retailers on UsedLens, updated daily.

Used Nikon F-55 for Sale — From £20

£19.51 Low price

£76.88 High price

22 Listings

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Nikon's late entry autofocus SLR — the F-55, electronic, matrix metering, Nikon F, 2002.

The Nikon F-55, introduced in 2002, was an entry-level autofocus 35mm SLR from Nikon's late film era, a light, low-cost body for beginners. It was sold as the N55 in the United States. It belonged to the base of Nikon's autofocus range in the early 2000s and used the Nikon F bayonet mount, part of the long-lived Nikon lens system.

This is an electronically controlled 35mm SLR on the Nikon F mount, with a vertical-travel focal-plane shutter that is electronically timed, offering speeds broadly to 1/2000 second plus B. Metering includes matrix and centre-weighted patterns; exposure modes include programmed, aperture-priority, shutter-priority and manual, plus subject picture programs. It provides phase-detection autofocus, integral film advance and a built-in flash. As an electronic body it depends on batteries to operate.

The F-55 suits beginners and casual users wanting a light, inexpensive autofocus SLR with automatic exposure, picture modes and a built-in flash. Its plastic construction keeps it light and cheap, favouring simplicity over ruggedness. It works with AF and G-type Nikkor lenses, giving an easy and affordable entry into the Nikon system.

On the used market, being fully electronic, it needs good batteries, so test AF, the flash, meter and exposure modes. Check the shutter, inspect the LCD for bleed, and look for any perished light-seal foam, though this late body is less prone to it than older models. Try loading and rewind. It uses standard lithium cells rather than mercury batteries. AF and G-type Nikkor lenses autofocus; manual AI/AI-S lenses have limited metering support here.