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1. From : Tony (tony_red@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:37 AM Monday 18 July, 2005

Hi,

I've got a Nikon F-401 that i can't seem to get working. It won't let me take any photos unless the aperature is set at f22. it keeps flashing a red plus and minus sign at me if i change it to something else. Any idea what it is i might have to do? thanks.

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2. From : steve anthony (asiamatters@yahoo.co.uk)
Url : http://
Date : 12:30 PM Saturday 16 July, 2005

Hi, Has anyone used Infrared film with any Nikon cameras? If so which camera do you recommend and why/ Any problems or issues thanks steve

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3. From : Andrea (italwaysrainsonapicnic@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:12 AM Sunday 10 July, 2005

I recently acquired an old Nikon EM, which is in pretty good condition besides the fact that the rewind knob is missing and the light meter doesn't work. I tried putting new batteries in it, and the power light came on so I know the batteries are good.

So here is the big question, does anyone know of any services I could go to so I could have the camera restored?

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4. From : zipperhead (ne14t_99@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 06:23 AM Sunday 10 July, 2005

Hi there. Anyone know of a website that deals with Nikkor enlarging lenses, or is there a board on this site? I have an 890mm f11 APO Nikkor enlarging lens from a horzontal floor mounted rail enlarger. Would like to know more about it. thanks! ZH.

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5. From : Kenneth (justreply@nomail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 03:24 PM Saturday 09 July, 2005

Kim, Turn on the main switch, then open the camera back and insert film (Insert from the bottom of the film cartridge). Pull film leader out to teh right until the red/orange index mark (bottom right at the center strip). Do not insert the film leader beyond the red index mark. Hold the film cartridge and ensure film is properly positioned with no slack. When the camera back is closed, the film is automatically advanced and the number of available exposures is displayed in the LCD panel or just present "frame I" at the LCD (some camera requires you to touch the shutter releaase button before it advances. When film is finishes, it will automatically begin to rewind (until you can feel there is no tension anymore, in some cases, camera will also stop rewinding). NOte: if the LCD shows error or blinking and/or no frame 1, open the back and do the same one more time.

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6. From : kimberly ann (kimberly_ann_kukoraitis@hotmail.com)
Url : http://kimberly-ann.deviantart.com
Date : 03:06 PM Saturday 09 July, 2005

I have just recently obtained a Nikon F401s, and I have never loaded film into a camera like this before. I have no clue how to load it, so help would be appreciated.

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7. From : JWoods (cenurywoods@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 03:00 PM Wednesday 06 July, 2005

Stephen W. Johnson: Virtually ALL the digital SLR (nikon) will accept your AF 28mm widenagle. If yours has a "D" after the lens data (e.g. AF-Nikkor 28mm f/2.8D), it willwork even with the latest models (full compatibility). I am not sure the Quantaray a your info given is brief (that sounds more like an filter to the lens - it is just an accessory).

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8. From : JWoods (cenurywoods@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:57 PM Wednesday 06 July, 2005

Arcadian: The best bet is still goes back to Nikon. I am not sure where are you residing. Just go to www.nikonusa.com and locate the nearest service centre.

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9. From : JWoods (cenurywoods@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:56 PM Wednesday 06 July, 2005

Hazeley: Go to http://mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/classics/emfgfg20/em/nikonem/page2.htm
and see how battery is being changed. FIRST - you have to determine if it is batter related problem - set the camera lever to the M90 position, wind the film once and press the shutter release button. IF it goes well, then most likely the camera is not powered by power cell(s) use LR44 (read the excellent description by Mr Kenneth below for the Nikon FG). IF assuming the power is not the issue, just lightly press the shutter release button and it will activite the metering system - in such case, the needle will move up or down. The link I pointed to you is the manual for the camera, learn.

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10. From : Stephen W. Johnson (swj67@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:30 PM Wednesday 06 July, 2005

Is there a Nikon digital camera that I can use my lenses From my N5005 on? (Quantaray 52mm and AF Nikkor 28mm

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