Various Nikon SLR/compact/digital camera models

1. From : Atlanta Kane (orthodoxbuddha@yahoo.com)
Url : http://flickr.com/photos/olympiada/
Date : 06:17 AM Sunday 19 October, 2008

I am looking for an original battery cover and an original manual for the Nikon 35Ti by October 24. Any suggestions?

2. From : matt nedom (mattnedom@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:55 AM Saturday 18 October, 2008

I have a Nikon FG from the mid 1980's. It's been a great camera and I'd love to keep using it, but the light meter failed last month.
P, program, mode seems to work. I haven't experimented with aperature priority. And I can still manually set the shutter speed and use B.D.E. tables. A shop thought that the resistor brushes, so I'm guessing a variable resistor, finally failed and needs to be replaced.
I don't want to have to carry a separate light meter if I don't have to.
Any other ideas? Where can I find parts and not pay through the nose?

3. From : lincoln ascott (lincoln@londonfilmacademy.com)
Url : http://
Date : 06:18 PM Thursday 16 October, 2008

How does one unload the film IE where is the release button to rewind the film on the Nikon AF n2020?

Thank you

4. From : DENNIS WILKINSON (DENNIS370@AOL.COM)
Url : http://
Date : 12:35 AM Monday 13 October, 2008

I HAVE A NIKON N60 CAMERA
CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHERE I CAN BUY A FOCUS LENS FOR IT?
THANKS FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE.

5. From : Kathleen Archer (rarcher35@iinet.net.au)
Url : http://
Date : 10:05 AM Friday 10 October, 2008

I have a Nikon F 801 S, using a Nikkor 24 - 120 lens. Unfortunately I've lost the manual. Does anyone have a manual for this camera I can beg, borrow, buy or copy Pleeease??

6. From : Rick Oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com/index-153.html
Date : 07:09 AM Friday 10 October, 2008

Oh boy! Two EM questions at once!

Hi Heather: The Nikon EM can use any AI or AIS series Nikon-mount lens, and also any lens that says "Nikon Series E" on the front. The URL link at the top of this message will show you what to look for to find an AI or AIS lens. In addition, Nikon-mount lenses from other makers, such as Vivitar or Tokina, can also be used - they will usually be marked "N/AI" on the rear of the lens to indicate that they are Nikon AI mount.

As for value, Billy, the best way to find out is to watch sales on eBay and see what they go for. My guess is that it will be worth a bit less than $100.

7. From : billy (william.fieseler@tesco.net)
Url : http://
Date : 10:37 PM Thursday 09 October, 2008

we have a nikon em camera in good condition, in its original case with flash, would like to know its current value

8. From : heather bennett (hbennett@lexcominc.net)
Url : http://
Date : 11:40 AM Thursday 09 October, 2008

I have a Nikon 35mm EM series camera and I was wondering what kinds of lenses can I use on tis camera Example what make, model, series, and styles Im having trouble finding lenses that will fit and do lenses from other types of camera's fit It and what kind

Thanks Heather

9. From : rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 11:23 AM Thursday 09 October, 2008

Hi KaZ:

The lens aperture determines the depth of field... larger aperture (f/1.8) gives shallow DOF and smaller (16) gives deep DOF. Set to "Auto", the FG-20 will allow you to set the aperture and it will set the correct shutter speed to go with it, so you can do the depth-of-field thing easily enough.

Shutter speed control is just as easy. If you want a slow shutter speed to create some blur, just set a small (16 or 22) aperture, and the automatically-set shutter speed will be as slow as your lighting conditions will permit. For a fast shutter speed to stop action, set the lens wide open (1.8) and the shutter speed will be as fast as you can use.

In all cases, watch the indicator in the viewfinder to see what speed you're actually getting, and to make sure that you're operating within the available range of speeds on the camera.

10. From : KaZ (loggiebear88@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:59 AM Thursday 09 October, 2008

Hi...
I have recently aquired a Nikon FG-20 and I wish to use this in my course of photography. I have bought specifically for the course Black and white film, which I will develop myself. The course requires me to take pictures of Shutter speed and Depth of field i.e speeding car, blurred against a static background. Shallow or small depth of field. The thing is, the shutter speed is determined by the meter. How would I overcome this? Not sure. I also have a Tamron 80-210mm lense and Nikkor 135mm lense oh and plus the Nikkor 28mm lense already on the camera.

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