Nikkormat/Nikomat - Guestbook/Message Board

1. From : christine (ehmeyesee@aol.com)
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Date : 02:46 AM Thursday 09 May, 2002

I just received my dad's Nikkormat and want to make sure which one I have before I order a manual for it. On the top of the camera it reads "FT 3914911'. Can anyone help me determine which model I have?

2. From : Christopher Pasker (CPbadboy@hotline.com)
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Date : 07:25 PM Monday 06 May, 2002

Just recently i met a Hot blonde Girl ,,going around with an old cam i saw it was a Nikkormat Ft 2 and i was asking her why she was going with this old style cam..she told me she was having photo lessons and learning to make great pics.
Later she learned how to handle my piece of work and she is great to >Do >it ! it is a great camera !
Chrís

3. From : ANDREW ARMSTRONG (ARMSTRNG6@AOL.COM)
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Date : 05:04 AM Sunday 28 April, 2002

I AM HAVING TRUBLE SETING THE ASA ON MY NIKKORMAT FT HOW DO YOU SET IT ON THE RING IS THEAR ENY DOTS OR MARKERS TO LET YOU KNOW WITCH ASA YOU AVE SELETID EG 100 ASA.

4. From : Joe Smythe (nawta_cowboy@hotmail.com)
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Date : 04:34 AM Friday 26 April, 2002

There's a really interesting picture of the girl from that famous National Geographic Society. You know the one taken by famed photogrpaher, Steve McCurry of the girl in a hood with brilliant green eyes. its a photo study of her then and now and its really cool. Its the best thing ive seen lately, and its at www.takegreatpictures.com. Check it out.

5. From : Johan R (fjerkon@maclabbet.com)
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Date : 10:24 PM Thursday 18 April, 2002

Hello! anybody know how i can get a battery lid for my nikkormat ft2???... lost mine during a photo session... :(

6. From : Dan Booth (dbooth542@hotmail.com)
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Date : 04:56 AM Thursday 11 April, 2002

Just wondering if any has had problems with M and X terminal on thier nikkormats...Im thinking mine is shot. Anyone have any advice? thx

7. From : Donat Jackowski (donatjac@poczta.onet.pl)
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Date : 07:31 AM Sunday 31 March, 2002

Two months ago I bought very used Nikkormat FTN (no 4663684) camera. Before I used Exakta Varex VX and modern (?;))RTL1000.
In this Nikon everything is working correctly. I found some positives to use Nikkormat, like additional window for TTL photometer and very useful, but strange, ring for exposure time. This camera has only one minus - not interchangeable viewfinder (I know this is unprofessional camera). My final opinion: I should buy it more years ago.

8. From : Dan Booth (dbooth542@hotmail.com)
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Date : 10:43 AM Thursday 28 March, 2002

Was wondering if anyone could help me out...Im new to the game and am in need of a flash...I would really like to spend under 60 bucks if possible....maybe a used flash. Does anyone have any suggestions for me...I dont know a name or type to look for. I have a Nikkormat FTn. Thanks -Dan

9. From : Bob (RWTho@AOL.com)
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Date : 02:33 AM Wednesday 27 March, 2002

Concering the 1.35v battery dilema for the Nikkormat FTn's. I just read that the Bogen Photo Corp has a device to adapt two SR44 1.55 silver oxcide cells to equal 1.35v. It is for use in their older Gossen Luna-Pro light meters which used the 1.35 mercury batteries. It is thier part number 4145. I read in the other thread that the cost is $18.00 which includes the two batteries. I wonder if this is a viable resolution for us Nikkormat users?

10. From : Cord Lange (cordlange@web.de)
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Date : 05:41 PM Tuesday 26 March, 2002

Please, can anybody help me ? Can i use in a NIKON EL-2 a 6V Alkaline Battery instead of the Original 6V Silver-Oxyd Battery ? TIA Cord Lange (cordlange@web.de)

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