Nikon F2 Series Professional SLR camera Models

1. From : Jim (jimmiering99@hotmail.com)
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Date : 09:30 PM Wednesday 08 May, 2002

Oliver: The "MD-12" is actually a motor drive for the Nikon FM series models. The MD-2 is the high speed winder for the F2, so I would assume yours is a MD-12, you can try a next MB to post your question: http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/hardwares/messageboard/fmseriesmsg/index.php3 which is more specific to your camera/drive.

2. From : dale (letters2dale@hotmail.com)
Url : http://www.forestdweller.com
Date : 11:34 AM Tuesday 07 May, 2002

I am used to using FM-2n's but have recently purchased an F2. I love the thing and it has a very high quality feel in comparison, but I do a lot of multiple exposures. Does anyone know how reliable an F2 is for this practice? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I would also like to compliment the people who have created this site. I have always wanted these cameras but couldn't afford them when I was younger. Now it's great just to browse through the site and learn more about this stuff.

3. From : oliver (moengi@zip6020.com)
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Date :

hello; just bought a damaged md-12. found out that the owner took all the cables out. does anyone have a picture or anything, where i can see how the cables should be. thanks oliver

4. From : j hashemi (jhashemi@btinternet.com)
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Date : 06:01 PM Thursday 02 May, 2002

new to Nikon F2S Photomic . Taken the filem out and trying the speed and filem sutter speed the camera locked itself. The lfile advanced lever would not move . The camera is has no filem. could you help ?

5. From : Bob Lloyd (rlloyd3@earthlink.net)
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Date : 12:10 AM Sunday 28 April, 2002

Looking for a 510V POWER SUPPLY (120V AC TO 510V DC) FOR Aimer Hershey Sunlite 11 - any ideas?

6. From : Ed Abels (ed.abels@insightresearch.com)
Url : http://www.insightresearch.com
Date : 08:50 PM Wednesday 24 April, 2002

I just bought a used F2. What battery does it use for meter operation. I know it uses two silve oxide pancake batterys, but is there a model #

7. From : Wilhelm Kunzler (Optiker59@hotmail.com)
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Date : 10:49 AM Wednesday 24 April, 2002

Hi,Friends
I have used my Nikon F2-S with the DS-1 Aperture Control Att. since 1976. I broke the A / M Lever, to change from Man. to Auto.
operation. Can not locate one anyplace or anybody that has the parts to fix it. Does anyone in NIKON-land have any ideas?
Please let me know.
Will

8. From : Malcolm Clark (clarkmc@hotmail.com)
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Date : 11:18 PM Monday 22 April, 2002

Hi, I have been using Nikon for about thirty years and currently have three bodies - two F2's and a Nikkormat EL, which I sometimes prefer using as it has a higher synchro speed when using a fill-in flash in daylight. One of my F2 bodies (with a DP1 meter head and still in its original box) I would consider selling. What could I expect to get for a "new" body? I also have the following lenses, 28mm f35, micro Nikkor f35, 105mm f2.8, 200mm f4, 300mm f4.5, 80-200mm f4.5, 500mm mirror lens all in pristine condition. I am also using a (dare I say?) Canon EOS 100 which is also a great camera to use especially in low-light conditions when focusing a manual camera becomes difficult. Regards

9. From : Bill Rauskolb (fwr44@cs.com)
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Date :

does anybody have a source for nicad batteries for the nikon sb-1 flash unit ? thanks, bill

10. From : Colin Thomas (pimpton_grad@hotmail.com)
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Date :

Hi, I was just wondering what the major differences were in the Nikon F1 and the F2. Also whats the best one to buy. Im also looking for some good all around lenses but dont have a ton of cash to spend. Let me know if you have any suggestions on which camera and lenses to purchases. Thanks, Colin Thomas

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