The Minolta was not a professional camera, more likely for advanced amateurs. Interestingly, my Olympus OM1n has many of the professional capabilities of the Nikon, but even though it never failed me, it never felt as rock-like and durable as the Nikon. It is remarkable that the Nikon F camera, designed in 1959 was still being sold new into the 1970's with just changes in the removeable prism. Everyone seemed to have Nikon equipment in the 1970's. I worked in college newspaper and all they had was Nikon e RPM Meridian Towing & Recovery

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The F65's Vari-Program modes handle specific subjects and scenes automatically determining aperture and shutter speed values with the precision of a professional photographer. The F65 also features P, S, A, and M exposure modes for control of exposure that grows along with photographer's capabilities. Mississauga truck repair

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