1. From : mits (bhuvisingh@yahoo.com)
Url : http://
Date : 01:47 PM Friday 04 June, 2004

i want to ask that what are the service centre of nikon fm2, pentax k-1000, and panasonic m-3000 video camera. in northern and western india. give me full address and phone no., email id etc.

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2. From : Kristina (kristina@californiahost.com)
Url : http://
Date : 02:35 AM Friday 04 June, 2004

Hi, I am looking to get a manual camera, and am deciding between the FE2 and the FM2N. I am new to photography, can someone tell me what the practical differences between these two cameras are? I understand that the FE2 uses an electronic shutter release, is that the only difference? I don't plan on being in extreme weather environments that would debilitate the battery of the FE. Are there other differences? Weight? Size? Recommendations? Durability? Please email me at: kristina@californiahost.com Thanks!

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3. From : Rick Oleson (rick_oleson@yahoo.com)
Url : http://rick_oleson.tripod.com
Date : 11:58 AM Tuesday 01 June, 2004

Hello Miguel: My name is Rick, I am the Co-maintainer of the Olympus Message Board in MIR (http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/messageboard/olympusom1n2/index.php3), Leo Foo has asked me to help answer your questions, as he is out of town. The SB-20 flash should work on the FM2 camera. Set the shutter speed to the X synch speed (either 200 or 250, depending on which model of FM2 you have); Set the flash unit to one of its AUTO settings; set your ISO film speed on the slider on the flash unit, and it will then tell you what lens f/stop to set for the AUTO setting you have chosen. The flash unit will now automatically control itself to give a correct exposure at this f/stop. With ISO 100 film, for example, you have AUTO ranges for f/2.0, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6 and f/8. Different ISO settings will give a different range of f/stops. For batteries, the flash operates on (4) AA size alkaline or rechargeable batteries. In the camera, you can use either (1) 3 volt size "1/3N" Lithium battery, or two 1.5 volt size 44, 76 or 675 silver batteries (these 3 numbers are all the same battery size). You can also use alkaline batteries in the 44/76/675 size, but they will not last as long as silver or lithium batteries. Do not use Zinc/Air batteries in the Nikon, their voltage is too low. I hope this is helpful. Please contact me if you have any other questions. Rick Oleson, Lexington KY USA

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4. From : Miguel Lagos Bustos (mlagos@camanchaca.cl)
Url : http://
Date : 11:53 AM Tuesday 01 June, 2004

I am owner of a NIKON FM2 (Black) and becouse in Chile the oportunity of accesories is limited, i have two nikkor lenses only 50 mm ,and 35-105 For my purporses I have Speedlight sb-20 just buyed on Ebay Aditionally I have an spliter for stereoscopies negatives with good performances. My question is if sb-20 fits well in my camera body Other thing is about batteries ,and the reason is same . poor offer. Any 3 volts, or 2 x 1,5 ? Here we have only Varta and Maswell. is adecuated. Than You very much Miguel Lagos Bustos

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5. From : phil (phil6723@earthlink.net)
Url : http://
Date : 06:58 AM Saturday 29 May, 2004

I'm looking for a focusing screen for the Nikon FM. In the manual it says that it uses a screen similiar to the K focusing screen. Can I use the K focusing for the F2? If not which one can I use.

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6. From : john (sullivanjds@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 10:02 AM Thursday 27 May, 2004

i would like to buy an E or B screen for a NIKON FM

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7. From : Richa (richathomas@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:00 PM Tuesday 25 May, 2004

My work place wishes to buy some cameras to teach photography to students. can someone suggest what kind of beginners cameras, and other essential equipment would be necessary for the same- to start a kind of photography course with lab etc- Our students are particularly interested in architectural photography

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8. From : Les Klein (lesliesklein@canada.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:28 AM Friday 21 May, 2004

I have an FM, circa 1978, which I have used steadily since I bought it. A few months ago the DoF preview lever broke. The diaphram activator in the body works OK. Nikon factory repair said that they do not have the part in stock (camera too old). Local repair shops (Montreal) also are unable to find the lever. The camera also has a light leak along one of the gaskets, but this is a minor problem.
Does anyone have suggestions about repairing the camera?

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9. From : AMY (abilbija@mackenziepartners.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:38 PM Wednesday 19 May, 2004

Wondering what the opinion is out there of buying a FM2 versus the FM2(n). I am looking to get a new manual camera, and not sure which way to go. Also contemplating the FM3A, but obviously there is a substantial price difference. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

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10. From : sean (sean.buck@sympatico.ca)
Url : http://
Date : 06:19 AM Wednesday 19 May, 2004

I,m interested in getting a camera and have used my wife's FM2n ( when she lets me !!) I was thinking of getting the FM3a. Any thoughts on this or could you recommend another that what take nikon type lenses. {not the FM10 please} Thanks

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