I would say that as the production run for the Lapita F3 was only 100 then it could be a fairly safe bet that the FM2n was also only 100 pieces. The Lapita could be considered to be the rarest of the Nikon special edition cameras, along with its sibling, the Lapita F3. The cameras are not numbered, and neither are the certificates which come with the camera. There are no direct figures as to how many of the cameras were made. But one that never really reached the west was the FM2n Lapita which was produced in 1999 for a Japanese mens lifestyle magazine. Nikon made quite a few especial edition cameras over the years, some of them rare, some of them less so. And this is one of those special cameras: But I cannot feature every camera that I buy, otherwise the site would be chock full and there would be little time for anything else.īut when something special comes my way I like to do a little feature on it, to show you what it is in case you have not heard of it before. I don’t really think that is all that fair, as I love all cameras (apart from Holga’s, they just suck). You guys all know by now how much I love cameras, but recently I got a bit of flak, being labeled a Leica fanboy by a few people. Check out this ultra limited edition Nikon FM2n. I am a big lover of all things Nikon, so when I cam across this beauty the other day, I felt that I had to share it with you.

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