The Nikon EF100 , also known as the Fun Touch 2 in the United States, is a compact 35mm film camera from the 1990s designed for photography enthusiasts looking for a simple and effective camera.
Main features:
- Ease of Use : The Nikon EF100 stands out for its minimalist approach, ideal for those who prefer simplicity. It is a point-and-shoot type camera without manual focus, which makes it very easy to use.
- Lens and Focus : Although this camera does not have an adjustable focus, it does have a macro function for close-ups, a feature that was quite rare for this type of camera at the time. This feature was removed in its successor, the EF200.
- Built-in Flash : The EF100 has a built-in flash with a three-position control on the front, allowing you to choose between no flash , flash on , and macro mode for close-ups. If lighting conditions are insufficient, an indicator lights up in the viewfinder to indicate that you should activate the flash.
- Compact Design : Designed to be lightweight and portable, it's perfect for capturing spontaneous moments without worrying about complex settings.
Conclusion :
The Nikon EF100 is a perfect camera for beginners or for those who want a simple and practical camera for everyday use. With its automatic options and macro function, it offers more flexibility than you would expect from a compact in this range, while remaining extremely easy to use.
