My Nineteenth Nikon Camera

This is my nineteenth Nikon camera. I received it the day before yesterday (25th April, 2013) Its a Nikon FA. Its shutter does not work and need repair, but I will keep it as my camera collection. Nikon billed the professional FA as the "Technocamera" at its 1983 introduction. A decade or two later it's still Nikon's most technically advanced manual focus camera. It was discontinued in about 1988. The Nikon FA was the world's first camera with Matrix metering. It has a little button just below the self timer on the lens mount switch. Push it in for old-fashioned center weighting or leave it out for Matrix metering.

Camera Coin Bank

Hii...this is a coin bank shaped like a rangefinder camera. As you can see the coin at the top of the viewfinder plate is where the slot for inserting coins. Just found and bought it 3 days ago (25012013). Its quite full already with my 50 cents coins...

Another USB Pendrive Camera

This is another USB Pendrive shaped like a camera and it has Nikon name at the prism top. It has a capacity of 8GB. And it also have an alpha symbol which is usually from brand of Sony digital camera. I think the makers of this pendrive liked both brands...Nikon and Sony...

My Third Olympus Camera

This is my third Olympus camera which I received today. It's an Olympus-Pen EES-2. This camera was introduced in 1968 to develop shortcomings of earlier EES series and this was the masterpiece of the affordable EES. It is an half frame rangefinder camera...which will take 36 exposures film transforming to 72 exposures. It has a D Zuiko 30mm F2.8 lens and was sold over 10 million units.

My Second Olympus Camera

This is my second olympus camera, Olympus 35EC. Introduced in 1969 and was known also as 'Elecon'. This camera featured a Seiko program shutter, capable of providing long exposures up to 4 seconds at that time. I got it from ebay, the film winder does not work, may be it needs batteries. The batteries were of 640 type, and were also difficult to get here. Hopefully I'll be receiving more of my camera after this. Thanks for viewing...

Wooden Stamp Camera (Rubber Stamp)

From Thailand, is this Wooden piece stamp shape of a camera. At the back, is the rubber stamp of the camera. This wooden stamp camera was bought this year, 2012 at the Madame Tussauds, Bangkok. It is from the same place as the previous miniature camera from Madame Tussauds, but at a different month. The previous was bought in March and this was bought in November this year.

My Eighteenth Nikon Camera

This is my eighteenth Nikon camera. This is a Nikkorex F, introduced in 1963. It's not working, the shutter stuck and the shutter lever broke. I manage to get this camera at a price that I cannot resist, because if it is in working condition it would cost about 10 times more than that I have paid for. I couldn't get a black painted one, because it is difficult to find, it is a rare piece, only 200 were made for the black painted Nikkorex F.

Shock Camera (GAG)

This is a miniature camera featuring an electric shock when pressed at the rewind button. The shutter button features an LED bright blueish light when it was pressed. I bought it at a toy shop, and as my miniature camera collections.

My Seventeenth Nikon Camera

This is my seventeenth nikon camera. It is a point & shoot 35mm film camera which was introduced in 1985. Made of plastic and a built-in lens with a focal length of 35mm and an f-stops of 2.8. It also have a built-in flash which can fire automatically in low light situation.  I haven't tried it yet though, but soon I will buy a film to test this camera.

My Sixteenth Nikon Camera

This is my sixteenth nikon camera. It is the same as my previous camera a Nikon Nikomat FTn but was completed with a flash accessory.

My First Olympus Camera

This is one of my collection of cameras. Unfortunately it is not a Nikon camera, but I like the design and simplicity of it. I can't list it as my sixteenth nikon camera though...hehehe...but this will be my first Olympus camera. This camera was introduced in 1967 and discountinued until 1984. It was popular during the 70's with a British Photographer David Bailey. Over ten million units were sold at that time.

Nikon Camera USB Pendrive

This is a USB pendrive with a capacity of 8GB bought at ebay. Its a miniature of a Nikon Camera. Worth having it for collection.

Another Miniature Camera

Well, this is another miniature camera bought at Madame Tussauds in Bangkok, Thailand. It features only a see-through lens, a push button with a clicking camera shutter sound and act as a key-chain. Next I will post several of my upcoming Nikon film cameras.

Its a Canon Miniature Camera LED Light

This is a Canon-like camera which featured an LED lighter when the shoot button was pressed. I can't find a Nikon-like, but its allright. At least I have them as a collection.

Another of My Miniature Camera

This is the same like my miniature camera I post previously, The Miniature Camera Lighter...

My Fifteenth Nikon Camera

This camera is also a compact point & shoot film camera at Ebay. The model is Nikon ZOOM 300, with a 35 to 70mm zoom. The colour is greyish black, same as the Nikon ZOOM 500. May be it was introduced the same year as my Nikon ZOOM 500.

My Fourteenth Nikon Camera

I bought this camera also at Ebay. I bought it because its Nikon. This is a point & shoot compact film camera. It has a zoom of 38 to 105mm. It seems to work fine, but I am still determining whether the camera can take good photos. I've put a film, Kodak Max 400 in it, but still haven't finished the roll. This camera is Nikon ZOOM 500 compact film camera and was introduced in 1994 same goes with my Nikon ZOOM 300.

My Thirteenth Nikon Camera

This was bought with my previous Nikon FG. I bought at Ebay. Now, I have two Nikon EM cameras.

My Twelveth Nikon Camera

I bought this cameras at Ebay. This is my Twelveth Nikon camera. It is a Nikon FG manual film camera, introduced in 1982. This camera came with another Nikon EM, but no straps was included. And now I have two Nikon EM cameras.

My Eleventh Nikon Camera

My eleventh Nikon Camera is also a manual film camera. This is a Nikon FTn camera, introduced in October 1967. I also bought this camera at Ebay. The sealant have deteriorate a bit due to its age. I've contacted a person who's excellent in repairing the camera, but they don't have the sealant kit, and have to make to order. I will order the kit one day.