Autofocus detection range: EV -1 to EV +19 (ISO 100, 20 degree Celsius). 11 selectable autofocus areas, can be combined into "areas". Film advance up to 8 fps (with Multi Power Battery Pack MB-40). Exposure compensation +/- 5 EV in 1/3rd steps. Metering range: EV 0-20 in matrix and integral mode, EV 2-20 in spot mode. Three exposure metering modes: 3D Color Matrix Integral (centerweighted) Spot. The Nikon F6 features a "silent" film transport mode (CS mode), which advances the film a bit slower but notably quieter. The Nikon F6 features the Nikon Multi-CAM2000 autofocus module, which is also used in the Nikon D2 camera series. Data can be imprinted inbetween images, an important feature, which most users leave always on. This data back features a display, which looks similar to that of a digital camera and can be used for the customization of many of the camera's features. The Nikon F6 comes with the data back built in. This makes the Nikon F6 much more compact than the Nikon F5 and about the same size as the original Nikon F4 with the MB-20 battery pack. The Nikon F6 can be operated without the vertical handgrip, which is an intrinsic part of the Nikon F5 body. The Nikon F6 can be modified by Nikon so that pre-Ai lenses can be mounted. USED NIKON F6 BODY MANUAL
Unlike the Nikon F5 the Nikon F6 supports matrix metering in "A" and "M" mode with Nikon Ai and AiS manual focus lenses and therefore works with almost any Nikon F-mount lens manufactured since 1977. Therefore it is compatible with the latest generation of Nikon flashes, including the Nikon SB-900. This is the only Nikon 35 mm film camera which features the iTTL OTF flash system. One especially nice feature is the replacement of the removable covers for the PC-sync and 10-pin connectors (which were easily lost) with permanently fixed rubber covers. It general, the camera closely resembles the styling and layout of the Nikon D2-series digital cameras.
This may be an asset, as it is much simpler to seal the camera against moisture and dust. Unlike all previous F-series models, it does not feature an interchangeable viewfinder system. The camera body was styled by Giorgetto Giugiaro, who designed all Nikon F bodies since the Nikon F3.
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