Nikon N90S 35mm Film Camera

Pros: Great auto-focus, super flash program, sturdy and dependable, cheap.

Cons: A bit bulky, and the technology is dated when compared to the F100 & F5.

The Bottom Line: The N90S provides pro quality features and durability at an amateur price.

Review: OVERVIEW

Nikon's top tier of cameras (F5, F100, and N90S) are cousins under the skin...all posses a unique computer interface that allows the photographer a larger number of options than many similar cameras from other manufacturers....

Pros: Super Auto-Focus, Great Metering System, Well-Built and Hard to Fool...

Cons: Bulky & Heavy with Battery Pack/Grip, & Unable to Bracket w/o Optional Data Back.

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a real bargain on a highly capable SLR, now is the time to pick up an N90s!

Review: Nikon introduced the N90 in 1992 and the N90s two years later in 1994. To this day, there is debate whether this camera was a high end amateur camera or a low-end professional tool. To me, the argument is moot. For me, my N90s has allowed me to...

Pros: Quiet, fast, accurate

Cons: a little heavy

Review: The Nikon N90s is a low end professional and high end advanced amateur camera which incorporates a lot of very useful features. The advanced auto-focus system is one of the primary reasons I bought the camera. It is very fast and accurate. I had no...

Pros: Excellent interface, Professional quality and features at a reasonable price

Cons: Need to buy additional Data Back for multiple exposures. No Mirror Lock-Up

Review: I have more than a passing interest in photography, and have enjoyed taking pictures for several years. Up until this year, I had been using a Canon EOS Elan IIe, and I was for the most part very satisfied with the camera. There were only 2 things I...

Pros: Superb design, first-class quality construction

Cons: None

Review: I'm a terminal Nikon user. I've been using Nikon cameras for nearly 10 years and each new camera is a tremendous leap forward. I've used the N90s extensively as both a primary and secondary backup body. I must say, it functions exceptionally well in both...

Pros: Nikon quality makes for great pics. Versatile, powerful and reliable

Cons: Expensive accessories + lenses

The Bottom Line: I hate to sound like a push-over but this is an exceptional product. The N90s offers out of the box quality and lifetime reliability.

Review: Much has been said of the N90s and its euro cousin the F90x. I bought mine in 1999 and took it on t ...

Pros: Solid construction, ease of use, loads of accessories

Cons: Temperamental in Hot,Humid climates.

Review: I have used the N90 since it first came out in 1993 and now have exposed over 21,000 frames on this camera body. It is failure rated to 50,000 frames, so I trust it will give me a few more years of service.

I have taken this camera from...

Pros: It's great

Cons: none so far

Review: I purchased my Nikon N90S with a Nikon 28-105mm lens. The set up is great I fully intend to buy an 80-300mm lens for candid shots and wildlife photos. I've shot professionally for the past 19 years with a Nikon F that I recently sold and currently use a...

Pros: It takes great photos & is built tough !!!

Cons: None

Review: I'll state it plain & clear ... & shout it long: The Nikon N90S is one of the all-time best cameras you can buy ... for any amount of money. As a matter of fact, in the 35mm category, I only know of a very small handful of cameras that can...

Pros: light weight, modest pricing

Cons: Uses D type lenses, non AF lens with cause system to fail which shuts down the camera

Review: The Nikon N90S was a pleasant surprise. I have owned and shot professionally, virtually every Nikon 35mm model since the F2.
As a sports photographer, I currently carry two N90’s along with a F4s on photo assignments for my newspaper. The N90S has...