Various Nikon SLR/compact/digital camera models

1. From : rick (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 12:24 PM Sunday 10 December, 2006

Hi Stella: When you hold the camera as you would to use it normally, there is a knob on top at the left hand end.... this is the rewind knob. Pull up firmly on this knob and the back will pop open.

Place a roll of film in the chamber below the rewind knob and press the knob back down, so that it holds the film canister in place. Insert the end of the film into a slot in the takeup spool at the right hand end of the camera, advance the wind lever to make sure that the film is secure in the spool, and close the back.

Make sure that the number indicated on the "ASA" dial, under the rewind knob, is the same as the "ISO" number of the film that you have loaded.

Now advance the wind lever and release the shutter repeatedly until the frame counter near the wind lever reads #1. If the dial around the shutter release button is not set to AUTO, set it there now. Now you're ready to take some pictures.

There is a bit more information, though not a full instruction manual, here:

http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/emfgfg20/em/index.htm

2. From : Stella (orcaplay2@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 10:11 AM Sunday 10 December, 2006

I just purchased a Nikon EM 35mm. Can someone please tell me how to open it to put in film.

3. From : SAM AMES (sames@ric.edu)
Url : http://
Date : 03:38 AM Sunday 10 December, 2006

RE; Nikon FG meter. red lights flash at 60 and 125 simultaneously. No amount of figiting or fussing with dials will stops this. How can I regain control of the meter? Perplexed in Providence.

4. From : Andy (leave@remark.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:58 PM Saturday 09 December, 2006

SUPER SUPER Nikon classic SLRs website !! The BEST !

5. From : rick (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 11:16 AM Monday 04 December, 2006

Hi Nick:

Have you looked here?:

http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/nikon/htmls/models/htmls/rangefinder.htm

All of the Nikon rangefinders are very nice cameras... these are where Nikon established its reputation among pros. In terms of value, except for the very first models (1 and M), they tend to go in order with the earlier ones lower and the later ones higher, so the S2 is pretty much in the middle of the pack. The 50/1.4 Nikkor is, of course, an excellent lens by any possible standard.

6. From : Nick (nicnl58@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 05:40 AM Sunday 03 December, 2006

while cleaning up the attic I came across an old Nikon S2 RF camera, have been doing alot of research, can anyone give me some info on this camera? The serial #6160352 no case ,looks to be in great condition ,above # says Nippon Kogaku Tokyo. the serial # is very close to posted pic by Adorama looks very similar. Lens : Nikkor SC serial #369753 seems like it has an aluminium barrel not(not sure)1:1.4 F=5cm .
any info will help .............thanks
Nick

7. From : maggyparker parker (maggyparker@gmail.com)
Url : http://www.modelcruz.com
Date : 06:29 PM Saturday 02 December, 2006

To Nikon or Not to

I am new to this field can anyone and I am a modeling photographer. tell that substituting Nikon Lenses (Yuck Costly~!) with Sigma or Tamron will work good. Or I am going to loose quality. I have a set old Nikon 200mm and 50 to 70 mm lens. Secondly in my opinion prime lenses deliver much better quality but Yuck~again they are costlier……….

8. From : rick (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 03:25 AM Sunday 26 November, 2006

if you're used to a film cameras, digital cameras have a shutter release delay that can be very annoying. some are worse than others.... my nikon coolpix is precisely timed so that if i try to take a picture of a jumping dolphin the shutter will release at the very instant that the water closes in over him at the end of his jump. the old sony mavicas were so bad that photos of children playing more often than not came out with no children in the picture.....

film cameras do have advantages: they take the picture when you want them to, they (in many cases) can operate without batteries and they can even be used on airliners during the "electronic blackout" periods.

9. From : nick jones (nsticks@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:29 PM Saturday 25 November, 2006

I just purchased a Cannon SD600 digital camera. Why is there such a delay from the time I press the shutter button until the camera actually shoots the picture?

Is there a mode that this delay time is minimized?

10. From : Ravindra Singh Parmar (ravi_parmarin@rediffmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 01:27 PM Friday 17 November, 2006

I am having Nikon AW-35QD camera which was bought in Germany. The manual alsong with this camra is in German language only. I want the instructions manual in English so that I can understand the functions of the camera. Can any one help me?

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