Nikon E2n DSLR Camera
The Nikon E2n is a 1.3MP 2/3 inch DSLR camera — known for its Nikon F Mount and 1.3MP 2/3-Inch Sensor. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.
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Overview — Nikon E2n
Key Features — Nikon E2n
Nikon F Mount: Accepts the full range of Nikon F-mount lenses, giving users access to decades of compatible glass.
1.3MP 2/3-Inch Sensor: Captures images at up to 1280x1000 pixels, representative of early professional digital capture technology from the mid-1990s.
ISO 800–3200 Range: Fixed sensitivity range starting at ISO 800 reflects the sensor's design for available-light shooting conditions.
TTL Phase Detection AF: Phase detection autofocus system provides reliable focus acquisition through the lens without subject tracking.
Optical SLR Viewfinder: Traditional optical through-the-lens viewfinder offers a direct, real-time view of the scene.
PCMCIA Storage: Uses PCMCIA memory cards for image storage, the standard removable media format of its era.
Specifications — Nikon E2n
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Sports, Studio |
| Type | DSLR |
| Sensor | 2/3 inch |
| Resolution | 1.3MP |
| Processor | Nikon Advanced AM200 module |
| ISO Range | 800 – 3200 |
| AF System | Phase Detection |
| AF Points | TTL phase detection |
| Max Photo Resolution | 1280x1000 |
| Burst Rate | 1 fps |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Viewfinder | Optical SLR |
Description — Nikon E2n
The Nikon E2n is a DSLR camera built on the Nikon F mount, powered by the Nikon Advanced AM200 image processor and a 2/3-inch type sensor capable of capturing images at up to 1280x1000 pixels (1.3MP). The sensor's crop factor is listed as Full Frame (1.0x). Autofocus uses a TTL phase detection system, while flash integration is handled via Nikon TTL Flash with a standard ISO hot shoe.
The camera's ISO sensitivity spans 800 to 3200. Shooting is supported by a burst mode at 1 frame per second, with images recorded in a Standard color profile to PCMCIA storage media. The optical SLR viewfinder keeps the shooting experience direct and real-time.
The body measures 164 x 140 x 120 mm and weighs 1720g, with no weather sealing. Power is supplied by a 12V battery pack rated at approximately 100 shots. There is no image stabilization, no video capability, and no wireless connectivity of any kind.
Pros — Nikon E2n
- ✓Nikon F mount lens compatibility opens access to a broad range of F-mount lenses
- ✓TTL phase detection autofocus system provides reliable focus acquisition
- ✓ISO range extends to 3200, offering flexibility in lower-light conditions
Cons — Nikon E2n
- ✗Maximum resolution of 1280x1000 pixels (1.3MP) is extremely limited by modern standards
- ✗PCMCIA storage is an obsolete format, making media sourcing difficult
- ✗Battery life is rated at approximately 100 shots per charge, which is very low