The Nikon Df was put on the market by the production company of the same name in November 2013. The model represents almost a surprise from a design point of view because the characteristic lines of the old Nikon reflex cameras have been taken up. As a result, the product features numerous retro-style dials on the back, a prism without curved lines, and a silver-on-black texture. This panda look has become a distinctive element of this article, even if there are all black solutions on the market. The design of the camera is characterized by being a fusion of modern elements and classic solutions. First of all, some typical details of the Nikon F2 model are shown. These include the black insert with silver outer ring for the FN Preview and Depth of Field buttons on black products. Even the PC Sync switch provides a nostalgic touch, as does the front shutter. The details and retro lines affect the front and top of the camera. Instead, the rear and left side sections reflect the design of the most recent Nikon DSLR. On the front there is the control dial (in the form of a vertical dial located below the shutter button) and the self-timer light. There is no connection for the microphone because the Dikon Df camera cannot reproduce moving images, but only photographs. This model is characterized by a remarkable shutter speed and notable exposure compensation capabilities.