Nikon 28Ti 35mm Point & Shoot Camera

The Nikon 28Ti with Nikkor 28mm f/2.8 lens was introduced in 1994, one year after the Nikon 35Ti, Nikon's first high-end compact camera. Among them, the Nikon 28Ti was born as a representative Nikon camera with features that rivaled those of SLR cameras, and its design and descriptive power have not faded away. The Nikon 35Ti was introduced in 1993, with a titanium body that gave it a heavy, dignified design that is typical of Nikon cameras. The Nikon 35Ti is a model equipped with a Nikkor 35mm f/2.8 lens with a unique multi-coating designed exclusively for the 35Ti. The most distinctive feature is the style of the top cover, with an analog display panel embedded in the center that shows aperture and shooting distance. The 3cm-wide window allows the user to check basic operations such as the number of film remaining and the exposure compensation amount, further enhancing the analog sensation of photography. The all-black 28Ti has almost the same specifications as the 35Ti, except for the functional characteristics related to the lens, both in terms of exterior and mechanism, and is equipped with the 6-segment multi-pattern metering used in SLR cameras. In addition to the brightness information, the distance of the subject is also taken into account to determine the correct exposure. Photographers can experience Nikon's unique ability to use different functions depending on the shooting situation. Panorama shooting is also possible, and the viewfinder frame changes to panorama specifications using the panorama switch on the back of the body. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)