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Phenix DN60 |
 Version française |
Photos by MF text by MF. From the collection of MFL. Last update 2019-12-26 par Michel Rochevalier.
Manufactured or assembled in China from (Circa) 2002 to (Circa) 2007.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 9724
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Chronology of cameras Phenix
The Phenix DN60 is a Nikon-mount SLR camera with manual exposure control.
The shutter speed range is 1 second to 1/2000.
The viewfinder is uncluttered, the displayed information is limited to 3 diodes (correct exposure, over and under exposure).
Focusing is manual with a 45° split screen and a micro-prisms ring.
Multiple exposure is possible via the button at the front of the top cover, below the frame counter.
A newer version exists, still with Phenix DN60 reference. It has a depth of field preview button and the synchro-X socket is no longer under the cocking lever at the back of the top cover but on the front, next to the lens release button.
This newer version can be found under several brands (Kenko KF-1N, Alstar DN60).
