Nikon FM3A Manuals

This document is the instruction manual for the Nikon FM3A camera, which describes the features and functions of the camera, including manual exposure mode, aperture priority mode, hybrid shutter mechanism, flash system, etc.

This is a document about the 35mm SLR Hybrid Shutter Control System, which provides exposure automation and the ability to use all shutter speeds even if the batteries fail. In Aperture Priority Auto mode, shutter speeds are controlled electronically, while in Manual mode, all shutter speeds are mechanically timed and do not require battery power. Other features include classic 60/40 Center Weighted metering, match needle exposure display, versatile exposure extras such as Auto Exposure Lock and Exposure Compensation, rugged body construction, and TTL flash metering system.

Nikon FM3A is a semi-automatic Aperture Priority Exposure Mode camera with a maximum shutter speed of 1/4000 second, a flash sync speed of 1/250, multiple exposure control, interchangeable focusing screen and the ability to shoot at high speed continuously using the MD-12 motor drive.

This instruction manual introduces the safe use methods of the product. Users should read it carefully before use.