Nikon FM10 3D

The Nikon FM10 3D is a 35mm film camera introduced by Nikon in 1995. Designed as an entry-level SLR, it shares aesthetic and functional similarities with Nikon's manual focus FM2 but was manufactured by Cosina under contract. The FM10 3D features a fully manual exposure control system, including shutter speed dial, aperture ring, and match-needle light meter, aimed at students and photography beginners seeking a robust, affordable learning platform. Its simple construction prioritizes accessibility over advanced features, focusing on core photographic principles.