For sale: Nikon FE BLACK, released in 1978, with an Ai Zoom Nikkor 43-86mm f/3.5 lens. Accessories include a Kenko SL1B filter and an HN-3 metal hood. The Nikon FE is an aperture-priority AE camera with an electronic shutter, in contrast to the FM series, which are fully manual cameras with mechanical shutters. It was a best-selling camera, with over a million units sold, and is still loved by many users for its form and functionality. Although it's an old-style AE camera with a needle-based meter, I particularly like it because the focusing screen is replaceable, allowing me to keep the viewfinder clean. "Camera Condition" Used for "railway photography" and landscape photography, there are scratches and wear and tear due to age and use, including on the optics. This is a well-functioning camera, and it has been lightly serviced before being offered for sale, with test shots taken. There are no cracks in the battery chamber, a common issue, and electrical conductivity is good. Self-timer and X-sync have been confirmed to work. The light seals have been partially replaced. There are no issues like "light leaks." "Important Notes" * Please be especially careful when opening and closing the back cover. Until the light seals settle, pull the rewind knob release lever towards you before lifting the knob and gently opening the back cover with both hands. * The shutter button cannot be pressed when the advance lever is in the stored position. The exposure meter switch is also in the OFF position. * AE shooting is possible, but due to the old-style AE, the needle may fluctuate by about 1.5 stops depending on the subject's reflectivity. Manual mode shooting is recommended. * Loading film will make the film advance heavier. Please advance the film carefully. * Nikon cameras have many locking mechanisms; it is recommended to check the operation on YouTube or similar before taking photos. "Sample Photos" C57180 pulling the Banetsu Monogatari train and the surrounding scenery. Train photos are taken in manual mode (minus 1.5 stops). Akabeko Park photos were taken in auto mode. Please use them appropriately depending on the subject. This camera is a practical user and is not a collector's item in excellent condition. I apologize for the inconvenience, but I recommend that those who are particular about details purchase from a specialist store through face-to-face sales. This is a "as is" sale based on Japanese transactions. There is no warranty, including for photography. Please check my profile.