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Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF 35mm Film Camera

Capture Timeless Moments: Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF Film CameraRelive the nostalgia of film photography with the Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF. This autofocus 35mm film camera features a Nikon lens with both 35mm and 55mm macro capabilities, perfect for capturing a variety of scenes. Specifications: Br...

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Overview

Capture Timeless Moments: Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF Film Camera

Relive the nostalgia of film photography with the Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF. This autofocus 35mm film camera features a Nikon lens with both 35mm and 55mm macro capabilities, perfect for capturing a variety of scenes.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Nikon
  • Type: 35mm Film Camera
  • Model: Tele-Touch 300 AF
  • Lens: Nikon 35/55mm Macro Lens
  • Focus: Autofocus
  • Color: Black
  • Version: Nikon Tele-Touch 300AF
  • Power: Requires Batteries

Specifications

Film Type
35mm
Focus Type
Autofocus (AF)
Feature
Tele-Touch
Brand
Nikon

Frequently Asked Questions

The Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF uses standard 35mm film, which is widely available for purchase.
Yes, the "AF" in its name signifies that the Nikon Tele-Touch 300 AF features an autofocus system.
"Tele-Touch" indicates that the camera has a telephoto lens or a telephoto zoom capability, allowing for magnified views of distant subjects.
The "Tele-Touch" designation suggests a user-friendly design, likely offering automated exposure and focus for simplified operation rather than extensive manual controls.
The product title and features do not specify a built-in flash, but many 35mm point-and-shoot cameras from this era commonly included one.
As a film camera, the exposed film must be processed and developed at a photo lab before the images can be viewed as prints or digital scans.