I agree with you, the FM2n was one of the best manual-focus SLRs; however, I prefer the F3T for it's large eye-level viewfinder, plus it also has a waist-level finder; lastly because the F3 had a step-less shutter-speed range the in-built light meter was more accurate than the one in the FM2n.
I really hate to hear folks using the words "Analog Camera" simply to indicate that the instrument DOES NOT capture a "digital Image"! From the start, the electronic "Digital Image Capture" devices WERE NOT CALLED CAMERAS. A "Camera" is something entirely different! Just like the technology inside your "Smart Phone" has nothing to do with Photography 📸. It's the advertising industry that has created all the confusion 😕. And, since our once GREAT system of Public Education has totally broken down, our young people no longer have "the Smarts" or the basic foundational knowledge to know the difference!
I completely disagree with that. A camera is a device that captures an image through either a pinhole or a lens onto some form. A camera obscura uses a person to draw the image, an analog camera uses film, and a digital camera uses an electronic sensor. But they are all cameras of some sort.
