When Nikon released the FM2 in 1982 it came with a shutter good for 1/4000 second the fastest focal-plane shutter anyone had put in a 35mm SLR and a build that needed no battery for anything except the meter. It became the camera people trusted in sand, snow and rain, and it stayed in the line-up for two decades.
In 1993 Nikon made a special run with titanium top and bottom plates and a titanium back. The FM2/T listed at $1120, was discontinued in 1997, and is the one collectors ask for. This sign is that camera’s face the yellow plate, NIKON and the FM monogram in black outline, and 2/T in pink sitting where the titanium badge belongs.
A reflective foil-lined backing spreads the LEDs evenly, so the glow stays smooth and bright from every angle, standing on a shelf or mounted flat on the wall. The one for the camera cabinet, the studio wall, or the photographer who still shoots a fully mechanical body.
Specs
Dimensions: approx 19cm wide 24cm tall 5cm deep
Power: USB, 1.2m cable with an inline on/off switch
Material: PLA with reflective foil-lined backing
Made to order in Australia ships in 710 business days
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