Nikon's electronic aperture-priority SLR — titanium shutter with LED metering and modern handling.
The Nikon FE2 launched in 1983 as an updated FE with titanium honeycomb shutter curtains and improved flash sync to 1/250s. It offered aperture-priority auto and full manual exposure — a popular alternative to the fully mechanical FM2n.
Aperture-priority auto and full manual exposure. Titanium honeycomb shutter from 8s to 1/4000s. 1/250s flash sync — fast for its era. LED match-needle metering in viewfinder. Compatible with all Nikon AI/AI-S lenses. Motor drive MD-12 available.
35mm film. Nikon F mount. Compact metal body at approximately 580g. Titanium shutter — extremely durable. LED metering. Hot shoe with TTL flash. Self-timer. The FE2 combines electronic convenience with mechanical reliability.
Available used at mid-range prices. The FE2 is less expensive than the FM2n — the electronic exposure mode makes it easier to use. The titanium shutter is extremely reliable. Check meter accuracy. For film photographers wanting aperture-priority convenience with Nikon F-mount glass.