Nikon
by nikonftw on Mar 30, 2010 05:13:49
Example:
Person 1: hey man, I just bought a
Canon dslr
Person 2: you retard, you should have
gotten a Nikon
Nikon
by Tylerama90 on Nov 24, 2015 01:17:48
Nikon
by Ellie .... on May 04, 2008 01:01:07
Example:
Professor- "
Justin, I like your
composition, but when we bring this into 100%...
hmm whats this, looks to be a bit soft."
Team Ramrod- "Nikons! hhhahahah"
Nikon
by CarnivalKid32 on Mar 07, 2010 10:44:00
Example:
guy 1: hey dude, I only had $100 so I bought this
nikon.
guy 2: what a retard, why didn't you just save
up for a
Sony
guy 1: -starts crying-
Nikon
by Emily N.M. on Jan 08, 2009 06:23:21
Nikon F2
by supersharpie on Aug 11, 2007 12:10:48
Nikon's flagship photographic camera of the 1970's, renowned for it's versatility and durability. It is an incredibly heavy piece of metal, useful not only for taking photographs, but also as a
paperweight, hammer, defensive weapon, etc.
nikon effect
by Deesee on Mar 03, 2009 02:10:51
When a social event is photographed entirely with a nikon camera (more specifically, the ubercool
Nikon D40), the tendency for the photos to look like the party was super fun, although it was really quite boring.
Nikon Effect is prevalent at parties dominated by vain
nikonite girls.
The Nikon Effect doubles or even triples when the photos are posted on facebook or myspace for all who weren't invited to view and envy.
Example:
Girl 1: Did you see the pictures from
Allie's kickback? It looked so chill! I wish I had gone...
Girl 2: Don't worry about it. I asked Clare how it was and she said it was actually really awkward. You were just seeing the
Nikon Effect in
the pics.
Nikon SP
by my false name on Jul 15, 2011 14:19:17
One of
Nikon's last rangefinder cameras, the SP catered to the professional market. Boasting 4 selectable finder frames as well as the 35 and 28 in a separate window,
Nikon achieved in 1957 what it took
Leica until the 1980's to do.
Nikon D40
by Kantel on Sep 01, 2008 06:15:06
Example:
Jack: Woah, That
picture has really great quality. What
camera was it taken with?
Jill: A Nikon D40!