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1. From : R THOMAS (roythomas@live.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:58 AM Tuesday 30 June, 2009

I have a nikon fg camera. can you tell me a digital nikon or another brand that can use the same lenses as the nikon fg.

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2. From : Steve (stevedudley@eircom.net)
Url : http://
Date : 01:46 AM Sunday 28 June, 2009

Hi I recently bought a Nikon FG SLR and a 80-200mm Nikkor Lens. My daughter has a Nikon F55 SLR and attached the lens to F55. Even though the lens appeared to click into place easily it appears to be firmly stuck, and all attempts to disengage it do not work. The locking mechanism seems a little soft. Any suggestions? Would the risk exist that the 80-200mm lens for the FG is not compatible for the F55 and in attaching it to the F55 the connecting mechanism and/or body of the F55 have been compromised?

thanks

steve

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3. From : Carol Goehausen (carolgoehausen@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 01:36 AM Sunday 28 June, 2009

I have two Nikon 35mm SLRs that I want to sell so I can buy a digital SLR: an FE2 from the mid 1980's, which is an aperature priority automatic with manual focusing and a metal body, and an N70 from the mid 1990's, which has auto focusing with shooting modes and a plastic body. Curiously, the older basic FE2 has a much higher resale value than the more recent feature laden N70.

There seems to be a demand for high-quality basic SLRs, yet all the current Nikon digital SLRs are loaded with features and in a plastic body. Would there be a market for a simple, well-made Nikon digital SLR like the Leica M8 range finder, which is a manual camera?

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4. From : John J Burns (jobrika@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:04 PM Thursday 25 June, 2009

I have the external flash for the 1968 Version Nikonos and need to replace the condenser and battery. I do not have the book on the flash so I do not know what condenser or battery to purchase.

They were removed when I stored the camera 20 years ago and now would like to get it back into service.

The camera takes excellent pictures but would like to use the flash in deeper waters.

Can anyone help me with this information.

John J Burns

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5. From : kenton (lozen_my_mind_69@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 10:00 PM Monday 22 June, 2009

Hi, i just got a f-401 camera from a second hand shop and it looks great but i cant get the wheel that controls the aperture to turn round ( stuck at 2.8)!! the one that controls the shutter speed turns fine but the other dosnt, can some one tell me, do i have to press somthing for this to turn or is it broke and if so is it easy to fix thanks!!!

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6. From : Rick Oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 11:06 AM Monday 22 June, 2009

Hi Charlie:

Could it be that you have a regular 2020 camera but with a different lens on it? A large number of different lenses will fit on the bayonet mount of the 2020 body.

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7. From : Charlie (shinycircles@yahoo.com)
Url :
Date : 02:13 AM Monday 22 June, 2009

Hi. I just bought a Nikon N2020, but the manual it came with is not the correct one. For some reason, my N2020 does not say AF on the other side of the lens, it does not have the focus mode selector, and it is missing the AEL and AFL buttons. Does anyone know what type of camera this is, compared to the normal N2020? Also, does anyone have a link to the manual for this version of the N2020? Thanks!

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8. From : Bill Logan (whlogan@loganphotographics.com)
Url : http://loganphotographics.com
Date : 11:06 PM Friday 19 June, 2009

I have acquired a Nikon N50 with the Quartz Date Panorama back and have no idea how to install a battery or how to operate the back. Do you perhaps have any instructions or a review of this item. The N50 as a Nikon camera works fine, as one should expect. Thanks
Logan

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9. From : Filiberto Migliore (farm@fastwebnet.it)
Url : http://
Date : 09:52 PM Friday 19 June, 2009

Hello, I have a Nikkorex camera case, a brown one with the name 'NIKKOREX' impressed in the front NOT horizontally. Does anyone know if it fits the Nikkorex F body? Do the various Nikkorex models have the same bottom plate (also with the tripod mount hole in the same position), or not? Thank you in advance for any useful information about. Filiberto Migliore (Milan, Italy).

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10. From : T Flynn (tflynn@tbaytel.net)
Url : http://
Date : 01:23 AM Thursday 11 June, 2009

Does someone know the approx start and end serial nos.
of the 2xxxx Nikonos V camera....what was the last year of the 2xxxx series?

Terry

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