NIKON N2000

The Nikon N2000, also known as the F-301 in some markets, is a 35mm SLR film camera introduced by Nikon in 1985. It was Nikon's first SLR to feature integrated motorized film advance, allowing automatic winding at up to 2.5 frames per second. The camera uses the Nikon F-mount, supporting a wide range of Nikkor lenses. It offers both Programmed Auto-Exposure (AE) and Manual exposure modes, with a built-in TTL center-weighted light meter. The N2000 is powered by four AAA batteries and features a top shutter speed of 1/2000 second. Notably, it does not include a built-in flash but provides a hot shoe for external flash units.