Various Nikon SLR/compact/digital camera models

1. From : tim (jesper_onthertok@hotnmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 05:43 PM Sunday 29 May, 2005

Actually, you can use the COOLPIX 885 as the user reference, I think there is a PDF user guide here at this page as bth models are quite similar in nature except for the image resolution.
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/nikon/htmls/models/htmls/20012002.htm hope it helps.

2. From : aki (pullararky@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:08 AM Sunday 29 May, 2005

im trying to get a hold on an ENGLISH manual for COOLPIX 880. i have a JAPANESE manual, but i'd like to have an English version. any links to a PDF file or something would be much appreciated. thanks.

3. From : Roy (schlegel107@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:37 AM Sunday 29 May, 2005

how is the battery changed for the MF-20 data back? I see what I think is the access panel on the back (to the right of the adjust button), but I don't want to break it.

4. From : rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 12:33 AM Saturday 28 May, 2005

Hi Alana:

It sounds like you have a problem in the wind system.... there is a clutch under the wind lever that could fail, though I have not encountered this in a Nikon EM (I have seen it in some other cameras). If this fails to engage, then the lever moves but the shutter does not charge, therefore pressing the release button has no effect.

Unless you have some experience in working inside cameras, or are willing to sacrifice the camera as a learning tool, I don't think this is a good prospect for a do-it-yourself attempt. I would suggest setting it aside until you are able to send it in for repair.

rick :)=

5. From : Alana (alanab_35173@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 04:50 AM Friday 27 May, 2005

i have a 79 nikon EM camera and i am having problems with my shutter button and my film advance lever.
i can press my shutter button down and it will not fire. my film advance lever advance without me even pressing the shutter button down. if anyone has any tips on how I can fix this problem please let me know. i can not afford to send if off to be repaired right now considering im out of work. but if anyone can help please let me know. thanks in advance, alana
alanab_35173@yahoo.com

6. From : YOrke (carrie_n_johnnie_nospam@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:11 AM Friday 27 May, 2005

Half a billion hits since 97 ? that is a lot... well, I have been here for the last five years and often making a few vistis per month, so, I guess I have contributed quite a number of hits too, ha ha . Anyway, I noticed the entire site has been revamped, well done.

p.s. just love your new F5 site, penty of good pictures & articles, and I can easily spent few days browsing sround reading over & over with them. I noticed there was a link to a new Canon Eos. Don't abandon this, I hope the Nikon sections can be continued, you are the BEST !

7. From : Jon (jonkjm@aol.co.uk)
Url : http://
Date : 11:03 PM Wednesday 25 May, 2005

I have recently aquired a Nikon F-401x with the date imprint facility. Although I have set this to the current date and the symbol in the window on the back of the camera appears to indicate that it will inprint on the developed film, it dosen't.

Is there something you have to do prior to each exposure to get the inprint or could this be a low battery?

Can anyone advise on this?

p.s. what a brilliant and useful web site this is, congratulations.

8. From : KIm (earntolive_XX@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:42 PM Sunday 22 May, 2005

Looks like the ever famous Nikon Pictorial Site has gone through a big revamp. Good.

9. From : Kakaman (kakaman_noname@mir.com.my)
Url : http://www.MIRnet.com.my/contact
Date : 02:30 AM Sunday 22 May, 2005

RON:- As the earlier post answered. I have not done with any serious works to feature the Nikon F100 because there are a few good resources existed on the web that relate to that camare model. But I have to admit the F100 is easily one of the best-spec midrange Nikon I have seen for years. Unfortunately, I DON'T own a F100 and have not "generate" a good feel with the camera yet. It is difficult to address a camera that I am not entirely familiar with - may be later when everyone rushes to board the digiwagon and prices fall to resonable level before I consider getting one for personal use. Well that time, I will try to see what I can do.. haha.. Sorry.

10. From : Jill (white_mablesinknospam@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:21 AM Sunday 22 May, 2005

I like your home page on the cameras. I am trying to find a replacement manual for my Nikon L35AF (old model). Anyone can provide a clue ?

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