Nikon FE Series SLR camera(s) - Message Board/Guestbook

1. From : Eric Lomax (carter1803@aol.com)
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Date : 05:21 AM Wednesday 23 February, 2005

Sorry, this is not a comment but a question. The top of my FE is dented. I want to flatten the dent out and the only way I can do this is by taking the top off. Does anyboy have any suggestions on how to do this. I am worried about springs and things shooting out and leaving the mechanism in ruins.

2. From : Anthony (atsquare@optonline.net)
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Date : 12:42 AM Sunday 20 February, 2005

I have experienced a similiar problem to other regarding the stuch film advance on the FE. The mirror is locked up, I tried the manual and B setting, replaced batteries, nothing seems to work. The total symptoms are: mirror locked up, shutter button is non operational and the mirror is locked up. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Anthony

3. From : Todd (fireandicefuel@hotmail.com)
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Date : 02:48 PM Tuesday 08 February, 2005

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4. From : Todd (fireandicefuel@hotmail.com)
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Date : 02:46 PM Tuesday 08 February, 2005

well you have to push in the button on bottom of cmaera then wind the film, then open the door

5. From : Mark (lakeplacidfl@yahoo.com)
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Date : 09:50 AM Monday 07 February, 2005

I just purchased a Nikon FE2. Im really liking it and i got to the end of my first roll shooting with it, but im not sure how to rewind it now. can anyone give me the know how, thanks.mark

6. From : Saul (soulmango@comcast.net)
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Date : 02:34 PM Monday 17 January, 2005

Does anyone know if there is a waist-level finder available or that will fit on a Nikon FE or FE2? IF there is, can you let me know it's model number or any suggestions for a place to purchase. Thanks in advance.

7. From : William F. Murray (wfmurray@comcast.net)
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Date : 11:43 PM Sunday 09 January, 2005

I have a Nikon FE2 that has seen little hard use. I have travelled twice now to Europe to find that the film advance lever has jammed at the beginning of the trip. The camera has never been exposed to any jarring in the camera bag, moisture or dust during storage. I has been repaired once, I'm thinking of chukking this lemon for a digital. Has anyone else experienced this kind of failure?

8. From : desiree manville (manville@laplaza.org)
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Date : 12:07 PM Saturday 08 January, 2005

Does anyone know where I can get my Nikon FE repaired? Everyone I have talked to tells me to dump it!!! I love that camera. Please forward the name of a repair person if you can. PLEASE!!!

9. From : Per-Anders Johansson (dripaj@yahoo.se)
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Date : 05:46 PM Wednesday 05 January, 2005

Can i use a SB-26 flash with my FE2, that is with TTL functionality. Best regards

10. From : Jan (hendrikjanpot@hotmail.com)
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Date : 09:27 PM Tuesday 04 January, 2005

I also have a strange shutter problem with my FE... The time seems to be totally random, when set to eight seconds it might as well be 1/125 or 2 seconds or half a sec. And when set to 1/1000 it might as well be 4 secs or a quarter sec and so on. Also, it seems that the light measurement is broken, it just doesn't measure anything at all, it stays all the way down even when I point the camera right at a 100W lamp. Could this be because the batteries are dead? I haven't tried replacing them yet... They're prolly quite old, I don't think they have been changed the last 25 years :D Even though the camera was barely used, that seems rather old to me. Could that be the source of my problems?

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