The Nikon F is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera introduced in 1959 as Nikon's first SLR system. The "eyelevel, chrome" designation refers to a body fitted with the non-metered eye-level prism finder in chrome finish, rather than the later Photomic metered prisms. The "Questar" association denotes examples coupled to or supplied with Questar telescope optics, a small specialist niche aimed at long-focus and astronomical work.

Sales history for this Questar-coupled configuration is very thin: only two UK auction hammer results are on record, at £600 in 2019 and £1,900 in 2010, giving a wide spread of roughly £600–£1,900 with no meaningful median. Because Questar pairings appear so rarely at saleroom level, what a Nikon F eyelevel chrome Questar outfit is worth today depends heavily on whether the Questar optic and any adapters are present and functional. Buyers researching what one sells for in 2026 should treat these figures as indicative reference points only, not a reliable market price.