1. From : Mike (atticworks@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 03:43 AM Sunday 10 February, 2002

Addendum to previous message: The yellowish tint which sometimes appears over half of the image in the view finder does not show up on the actual photos. Mike

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2. From : Mike (atticworks@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 11:29 AM Saturday 09 February, 2002

I recently purchased a new (circular) Nikon polarizer for use with my 28-105 Nikon lens. The gradation change as the filter is turned does not seem very apparent compared with my old non-circular type polarizer. Also,often half of the image is yellowish and remains half clear. It is annoying to see this through the view finder. My old polarizer did not do that either. It simply went from lighter to darker as the ring was turned. I know that I don't need a circular type polarizer for lenses manually focused, but Nikon sells it for use with both focusing systems.

Is this normal for this polarizer? Or can someone explain what may be causing this to happen?

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3. From : Guido Giménez López (guidogimenez@cantv.net)
Url : http://
Date : 08:31 AM Saturday 09 February, 2002

Estimados amigos: Espero que alguien conozca el idioma español. Acabo de adquirir una Nikon FM2n cuerpo negro con dos lentes Vivitar, uno 28-80 mm y otro de 70-210mm. Soy una persona deseosa de incursionar en el mundo de la fotografía. Apenas poseo los conocimientos rudimentarios, desearía entablar conversación con alguien que me señale las ventajas del uso de una cámara como esta. Muchas gracias por su atención. Guido Giménez López.

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4. From : Nix (rnm2002@aol.com)
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Date : 06:15 AM Friday 08 February, 2002

HI I need a SLR 35mm camera a.s.a.p write me rnm2002@aol.com

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5. From : mic (slumayag@aol.com)
Url : http://
Date : 12:21 AM Friday 08 February, 2002

i just started using my FM10 few years back and have been content with the lens so far. however, I am looking to delve into getting a better zoom lens for general application shots.
What type of lens should I be looking at? I know that there are AF type lenses but I am not sure if these fit my manual SLR. I was under the impression that AF stood for autofocus and, therefore, was reserved specifically for AF cameras only. Is this correct? I know about different brands and their tailored lens models for specific brands so thats not oo much of a detail I don't know a bit about. Any help would be great.

Mic

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6. From : MB Co-Maintainer (leofoo@mir.com.my)
Url : http://www.MIRnet.com.my
Date : 12:49 PM Thursday 07 February, 2002

I have included an opinion by Elliot Chow - on issues relating to Nikon FM10 and FE10 at: http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/opinion/index.htm It is an interesting read.

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7. From : Damian Soper (damsoper@netscapeonline.co.uk)
Url : http://
Date : 02:33 AM Tuesday 05 February, 2002

I have been given a Nikon FM, black bodied, with a serial number FM 3159140. Could someone please tell me what year this camera was manufactured and what it's value might be (although I don't intend selling it) Any help would be appreciated. damsoper@netscapeonline.co.uk

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8. From : fj (f_mullens@swirve.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:03 PM Sunday 03 February, 2002

i have been using the nikon fm10 for about 3 months now and i have found it to be a fantastic camera. it suits my needs in that its lighter that the fm2n and it does what i need it to do. however i was dissapionted that it didn't fit the thens of cannon eos 500 of which i have a very nice 75-300 mm lens but i dislike the cannon due the atomatic shutter and aputre settings so in my experience the fm10 is a great camera. fj

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9. From : Ron (rvoigt@execpc.com)
Url : http://
Date : 07:22 PM Thursday 31 January, 2002

Hello, Kuala: (unable to reach you by personal eMail). I appreciate your honest response. I agree I was lax in not checking the cord for the MF 12. But I was 'assured' the cord would be 'easy' to find. Ha. At any rate, could you offer advice on how to contact Shriro Malaysia to follow up on the suggestion you stated in your reply ?? Thanks again ! Ron

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10. From : KH Tiong (tiongkh@tm.ent.my)
Url : http://no
Date : 01:01 PM Thursday 31 January, 2002

Well, up until two years, Nikon still has this items in their product listing. Our local distributor Shriro Malaysia still can order one from Japan on behalf, now that Nikon has its own marketing office opned in Malaysia, I am not so sure of they still sell that accessory. Anyway, it was a big mistake by not checking if your used MF-12 came with that sync cord. I would assume you are from US, why don't you check with them ? While stocks last .... Warm Regards from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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