1. From : alec (alecwong84@hotmail.com)
Url : http://alecwong.blogspot.com
Date : 03:20 PM Thursday 14 October, 2004

thanks andrew! its really a great camera from all the reviews i read online, its in my must have item list now, how much is a new one in the market? a second hand one? what about the motor drive, are u using one?i planed to play with b&w when i get the cam, so where can i get those chemicals and the other stuff to make my own dark room...what do i need? those who have played with b&w, can u fill me in? thanks

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2. From : Robert Williams (firebase@fmtc.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:02 AM Monday 11 October, 2004

Hello. I would like to update my original FM's to the FM2n but do not know the serial number ranges of the variants. I would like particularly to know the serial number when the aluminum shutter was introduced. I am also looking for a rewind knob axis bearing for one of my original FM's. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob

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3. From : Andrew (epistolary@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:04 AM Sunday 10 October, 2004

Thanks Hermann Graf.

To:Alec: I am not a seasoned user. I just started myself. When I was doing research on camera, I found the FM3a to be a very nice camera. It has a fast top shutter speed of 1/4000 s. It has an aperture priority mode which lets the camera choose the shutter speed while you choose the aperture. I espcially like the needle style light meter which visually shows you the changing light levels. I might also suggest looking into the FM2 which is fully manual and in my opinion fun to learn on because you have to choose all your settings on your own.

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4. From : Gen Holst (genholst@excite.co.uk)
Url : http://
Date : 09:02 PM Monday 04 October, 2004

Francis: Nikon FM10 will only workable with MANUAL or AUTO flash. It doesn't provide TTL flash exposure control. Normally, AUTO flash will have a few auto settings (i.e. indicated by colored coded aperture(s) which signifies the proper flash distance in order to achieve optimum exposure). Since you are using Manual control, it is alright but the auto flash may, sometimes provide fash exposure calculation easier for you as well as it preserves power more efficiciently as it does not always has to blast the flash at FULL power.

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5. From : Francis (francis@intelerad.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:11 PM Friday 01 October, 2004

Hello, I have nikon FM-10 with a Nikon SB-20 flash. Should I use the flash only in manual mode or can I run it TTL or A? So far, I have been using it manually and it looked pretty good. I am just wondering what my other options are!! Thanks,

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6. From : alec (alecwong84@hotmail.com)
Url : http://alecwong.blogspot.com
Date : 03:11 PM Thursday 30 September, 2004

hi to all the experienced photographers! and FM users... im new to photography and was wondering do u guys recoment me starting with the FM3a... im currently playing with digital on weddings and events and the price of FM3a and the MD-12 need ur advice and help thank you alec

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7. From : Sheila (darkknight_2001@netzero.net)
Url : http://
Date : 11:13 PM Friday 24 September, 2004

Hello, I'll be selling my 70's era Nikon FM (with standard 50mm lens and 135 lens, and various close-up lenses and filters) and I have no idea what a good asking price is. It's in excellent shape (very minor cosmetic blemishes) and has always been protected in foam case and bag. Can someone help with what I could reasonably quote the buyer? Thanks, appreciate it! Sheila

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8. From : Hermann Graf (hermann.graf@basf-ag.de)
Url : http://
Date : 06:08 PM Thursday 23 September, 2004

To Andrew: With the FM2, you can either select the shutter speed and adjust the aperture or the other way round. When you select aperture and adjust shutter speed, it can be necessary to readjust the aperture in order to obtain "0" in the light meter readout, because shutter speeds are provided in full steps only at the FM2 (consequence of its mechanical design).

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9. From : Gen Holst (genholst@excite.co.uk)
Url : http://
Date : 11:19 AM Tuesday 14 September, 2004

Don't feel bad. I am not sure does the FM10 has a ne strap design. but try to download the FM User's Manual and check for yourself if the same principle applies. Anyway, if it doesn't, just use a little imagination and basic physic to make it work. The file size is 636k and you need to download a free PDF reader utility (www.Adobe.com) to view it. http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/manuals/fmfefa/fm.pdf

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10. From : Zane (zanefforier@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:03 AM Thursday 02 September, 2004

This is probobly going to sound dumb but, How do I attach the strap to my FM 10?

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