1. From : Paul (paulhannum@attbi.com)
Url : http://
Date : 09:58 AM Sunday 15 June, 2003

Can anyone tell me how to remove/replace the focus screen in my FM10?

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2. From : Tresa (btadietrich@fbx.com)
Url : http://
Date : 01:42 AM Thursday 05 June, 2003

I own an FM series Nikon bought in 1982. I love the camera and it takes excellent pictures. It is in need of some minor repair on the film winder and I don't think I'm the one for the job. I live in northern Iowa and was wondering if you know of a place I could take or send it to. Thanks

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3. From : mike (moehle1@umbc.edu)
Url : http://
Date : 12:12 AM Saturday 31 May, 2003

Wanted to buy: Nikon CS-16 soft leather eveready case to fit FM2n. I am looking to buy both parts, but if you only have the base portion, that will do! Must be in excellent condition! Please direct all correspondence to moehle1@umbc.edu Thank you!

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4. From : Pak L Huang (koreanginseng99@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 06:12 PM Tuesday 27 May, 2003

Mr Fung: Yes. I agreed with you, the FM-10 is badly made. I am not happy at all when I had one for my kid (asked someone buy for me in Hong Kong). I have used the FE2 and still keeping my Nikon F2A for the last 20 years - no problems, no crack down... I am not so sure with this new camera. After decades of making fine cameras, I don't understand why Nikon cameras are made in this manner now ..strange. Someone told me it was made in China ?

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5. From : Ed Wallace (eww3@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 10:18 PM Sunday 25 May, 2003

I have notice dust/debri inside the viewfinder hood. How do I get inside to remove the hood and rid myself of this irritant? Also I find buying the ruuber hood eyepiece a real pain with this camera as it gets in the way when loading and unloading the film..

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6. From : Bennet Fung (bytfung@netvigator.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:20 AM Sunday 25 May, 2003

Dear All, I am from Hong Kong. I just bought a FM10 today. It is a bundle package with Camera body, 35-70mm / f3.5-5.6 zoom, Camera case (vinyl, I think), strap, battery (LR44). All together about US$237. Previously I asked the shop keeper, he said that this camera and lens were made in Thailand. But when I inspect the camera after I bought. All the camera body, lens, carrying case were marked made in Japan.

The craftmanship is quite bad indeed, the lens and the body has such a light weight as toy. The lens is lighter than a standard 50mm f/1.8 of which I own. The serial number of the camera body is actually engraved at the bottom with black painting numbers. But the engravement is so light that part of the first 2 number character is faint and the paint goes off. The sound of the shutter seems to give me some confidence. It is more or less the same as my FM3A. I have been using FE2 years ago before it got stolen in 1988. I found the recent FM3A resembles much the old FE2, particularly the Aperture priority automatic mode. That is why I buy the FM10 for pure mechanical control.

I have read an article here saying that FM10 is made in China, but for mine is made in Japan. Were there different factories for different batch. Mine sereial number is 2525150. For the zoom lens, it is so light that you do not beleive that is glass lens. The shopkeeper says that it is 'fibre' lens - or plastic, I think he means. Can anybody tell? I found that the metal ring in other MF lens (chrome in color) is replaced by black plastic. And I think the lens barrel is plastic. I guess it must not be the standard Nikkor 35-70mm that Nikon is selling as individual product.

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7. From : joana deBelkadi (quimera@cruzers.net)
Url : http://
Date : 12:31 PM Friday 23 May, 2003

Hello, I am working with kids with cancer. One of "my" kids got an FM2. He is a Spanish speaker. I am trying to find him a manual for the FM2 in Spanish. Please, if you can help, let me know! Thanks so much, joana

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8. From : Bob Pratt (repratt@bellsouth.net)
Url : http://
Date : 08:42 AM Sunday 18 May, 2003

I have a Nikon FM (ser#3123683). The shutter jams. I am mechanical and have worked on the Minox camera. Can I fix this myself....or will I most likely need parts that are not available to me? Thanks for your help. Bob

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9. From : Rajendra Jaipuria (rajlakshmi@vsnl.com)
Url : http://
Date : 10:30 AM Tuesday 13 May, 2003

Can you please send me the name of Nikon Camera service centre in Calcutta. I have a Nikon Lite Touch zoom 130 ED camera, which needs repair

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10. From : stuart rogers (fulla_8@hotmail.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:41 PM Monday 12 May, 2003

greetings all - i am in the process of deciding whether to purchase a FM3a or F3. i'm leaning very heavily towards the FM3a but have concerns about the 93% viewfinder (is that linear or area?), coupled with it's relatively low magnification (0.8X), and the low eye relief (14mm). one other issue that i have read about is that the meter needle only moves 1/2-2/3 of a stop when changing from f/2-f/1.4 when using f/1.4 lenses on the FM3a. has anyone else experienced this? looking forward to the feedback - stuart

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