Nikon/Nikon F2 Titan (F2T)
Nikon F2 Titan (F2T)

Nikon F2 Titan (F2T)

Nikon · Japan · 1976 · 135 film

The Nikon F2 Titan (F2T) introduced in 1976 is a premium, lightweight variant of Nikon's highly regarded F2 professional SLR system. It represents a strategic refinement by Nikon, focusing on reducing weight without compromising the robustness Nikon was known for. Unlike the standard F2's brass and chromium-plated brass body, the F2T featured titanium for its top and bottom covers, significantly lowering the camera's mass. This material choice made it particularly appealing to professionals who valued durability but desired a more manageable camera body for extended use or travel. Functionally, it shared the F2's exceptional mechanical construction, ruggedness, and compatibility with the extensive F system lineup of lenses and accessories, including the high-speed Motor Drive and the powerful finder systems. The F2T served as a sophisticated alternative for discerning photographers seeking the proven F2 platform in a more refined, feather-light package.

Specifications

Film Format135

Pricing

Market Value
~$2,200
Launch Price (1976)
$610

Editorial Ratings

Build Quality
4.8
Value
3.0
Collectibility
4.5
Historical Significance
3.5

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