1. From : i. jularbal (wulf_io@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:03 PM Sunday 23 April, 2006

i recently acquired a near mint condition nikon FM camera body that doesnt have a lense. my question, what other lense brands (and types) could fit well with a Nikon fm body aside from nikon lenses?

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2. From : Lovely S. Wolff (lovelia@alexandria.cc)
Url :
Date : 03:06 PM Friday 21 April, 2006

REPAIR of NIKON Cameras in Manila, Philippines:
>>Columbia<<
Tel.#: +63(02)363-7465 loc 703
Located at: 646 Sta. Rosa Street., San Francisco, Quezon City, Philippines

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3. From : C. Moore (moorefoto@gmail.com)
Url : http://moorefoto.smugmug.com/
Date : 01:33 PM Tuesday 18 April, 2006

If you own a FM2t, or know where these owners hang out, drop me an Email. This also applies to the FM2n Millennium 2000 Commemorative Model. (Year of the Dragon)

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4. From : Wei Der Low (justquestion@gmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:32 PM Thursday 13 April, 2006

I've got a FM3a, and there seems to be a problem. When the camera is "on", the red flash ready light/icon and the red exposure compensation indicator keep flashing alternately.

The camera still seems to shoot fine (firing blanks), do you have any idea what the problem is? Thanks so much! Weider.

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5. From : Mohan (pennymohan@eth.net)
Url : http://
Date : 12:33 AM Thursday 13 April, 2006

I have just acquired a Nikon FM camera with 50mm/1.4 lens in immaculate condition. I want to add some more lenses to it, although I am neither a beginner nor a professional photographer. Can anyone please suggest what kind of NIKON lenses I should buy - a wide-angle and a zoom lens of what specifications. But these should cover almost all general situations. I do travel a lot, take pics from moving train, landscapes, people, markets, etc. CAN ANYONE REPLY IMMEDIATELY BECAUSE ONE OF MY FRIENDS IS COMING FROM DUBAI IN TWO WEEKS TIME. SO I WANT TO ASK HIM TO BRING SOME LENS. Thank you

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6. From : rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 11:10 AM Wednesday 05 April, 2006

Hi Sylvia: Since you used that lens on an FM, it would be an "AI" series lens. This should fit on any manual-focus Nikon body. Since you're looking for an automatic (I assume you mean automatic exposure, not automatic focus - correct me if I'm wrong on that), I would recommend the FE or FE2 as the automatics that are the most similar to your old FM in handling.

Even better, if you are interested in spending the money for a brand new camera as opposed to a used one, is the FM3a - this camera has replaced both the FM2 and the FE2, and it combines the features of both. It has automatic exposure control but the shutter will still operate of the batteries go dead. It is by all accounts an excellent camera, as were the FM and FE series before it. Being a new model, though, it will certainly be more expensive than the FE or FE2.

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7. From : Sylvia Pantin (sylviap17@yahoo.es)
Url : http://
Date : 07:16 AM Tuesday 04 April, 2006

I had a Nikon FM camera many years ago, which was stolen. I used it with a 100/300 Macro Vivitar zoom that I still have but have never again used since then. Now I want to buy another used Nikon but manual and automatic, which I can use with this zoom. I would like to know please, which models fit with this zoom? I plan on buying it from eBay as they are much cheaper than in my country. Can you give me some advise please. - Thank you very much.

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8. From : angelo (052212K@nyp.edu.sg)
Url : http://
Date : 03:56 PM Sunday 02 April, 2006

hi.. i was wondering if you can help me.. do you know roughly how the serial number is like for the first batch of FM2?

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9. From : rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 01:25 AM Friday 31 March, 2006

Hi Peter: I don't think you're doing anything wrong, you may just have discovered why it was so cheap. It sounds to me like maybe the shutter jammed (maybe a loose screw fell into the works or something) and then someone forced the speed knob and stripped or broke something in it. I believe it is possible to buy an entire replacement shutter for it; if the camera is in otherwise nice shape this might be worth the cost and effort. If not, you could sell your wind lever to Chuck......

rick :)=

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10. From : rick oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 01:22 AM Friday 31 March, 2006

Hi Chuck:

I looked at the sources I could think of off the top of my head and didn't find a wind lever. An active repair shop might have some FM parts bodies lying around that could donate one, so that's a fairly good bet. You could also watch eBay for a broken camera, buy it for the parts you need and then resell what's left of it - there are usually people looking for parts cameras.

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