Nikon's AF flagship film SLR — the F5 with 1005-pixel metering and blazing AF performance.
The Nikon F5 launched in 1996 as Nikon's flagship professional film SLR — the most advanced film camera Nikon produced at the time. It featured Multi-CAM1300 5-area AF and 1005-pixel 3D Color Matrix metering.
5-area AF with cross-type sensors — blazingly fast for its era. 1005-pixel 3D Color Matrix metering — revolutionary accuracy. 8fps with CH motor drive. 1/8000s shutter. Nikon's most advanced professional film SLR — used at the 1996 Olympics.
Nikon F mount. 1-series magnesium alloy body with integrated vertical grip. 8fps burst. Dual CF card compatible via optional MF-27 back. 150,000-cycle shutter. 1180g. The professional standard through the late 1990s.
Available used at mid-range prices. The F6 improved with improved metering and fewer mechanical issues. The digital D-series superseded film flagships. For film photographers wanting Nikon's most advanced AF film experience.