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6271
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Feb 1, 2006
3:24 pm
6272
Hi, I'm looking to replace the mirror (its in a bad shape) in a Nikon FA that i got for cheap (and therefore not worth getting repaired professionally). I've...
aquaregia01
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Feb 1, 2006
3:55 pm
6273
Hi Not so easy!! The mirror glass is glued on the metal backing plate and also held with 2 clips. If you wish to remove the entire backing plate + mirror this...
Louis Faiella
dadlou2002
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Feb 1, 2006
6:41 pm
6274
Hi, There is a guy in canada selling Nikon new old stock items and he has a mirror that I think is the correct size and it is only about $4 plus shipping. He...
Perry Guard
perryguard1956
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Feb 2, 2006
12:53 am
6275
Hi, There is a guy in canada selling Nikon new old stock items and he has a mirror that I think is the correct size and it is only about $4 plus shipping. He...
Perry Guard
perryguard1956
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Feb 2, 2006
12:53 am
6276
Lou, Thanks for the tips and information. I didn't know there is glue under the mirror. The mirror is bad shape with a big scratch down the middle (like ...
aquaregia01
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Feb 2, 2006
1:40 am
6277
Hi, Fairly new to photography i have recently bought this lens on eBay. Lens is ok, but has an awefull lot of dust inside (even small hair bits!). When i zoom...
thbotten
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Feb 2, 2006
10:56 pm
6278
Hello, Thierry, and hello to Belgium from Texas! I do not know where you will find a manual for that lens. Unfortunately, many of them are not available....
Jon Goodman
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Feb 3, 2006
2:39 am
6279
Hello everyone, this is my first post I recently purchased two FM2's in semi-working condition, the first just required a new battery the second however has a...
stirlyn01
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Feb 3, 2006
7:27 pm
6280
Use the spoon, not heat. Julian. www.cibercomp.com stirlyn01 <stirlyn01@...> escribió: Hello everyone, this is my first post I recently purchased two...
Julianpa
jul41y
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Feb 3, 2006
7:42 pm
6281
Hi The FM2 is a precision instrument. In order to get the amazing 1/4000 sec. speed it has super light titanium foil shutter blades that are waffle shaped to...
Louis Faiella
dadlou2002
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Feb 3, 2006
8:31 pm
6282
Well, if the blades are bent you won't have much to lose by trying to straighten them. But, I think the most sensible approach is to look for a working...
R.C.Booth
speed_29_racer
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Feb 3, 2006
8:35 pm
6283
I'll preface this suggestion with "at your own risk" carefully lift mirror, with back open "pinch" with thumb on back and fore finger on front, lightly and...
rudge65
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Feb 3, 2006
10:34 pm
6284
Hi. My MF 26 occassionally prints some garbled characters onto the film frame when the printing is turned off. It seems to happen infrequently and a couple of...
ruds23
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Feb 3, 2006
11:48 pm
6285
... I wonder if this might happen when you have a flash attached? I've got an MF-12 (on an FM) that would do this if I left the cable connected when using a...
William Gartin
william_gartin
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Feb 4, 2006
5:15 am
6286
Hi, I have read some of the suggestions to try sraightening the shutter blades. This can be done but it is far easier and better to do this with the shutter...
Perry Guard
perryguard1956
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Feb 4, 2006
3:50 pm
6287
Thanks all of your for the advice, I shall get a hold of the service manual and see whether I can actually get the shutter assembly out once this has been...
stirlyn01
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Feb 6, 2006
6:26 pm
6288
Hi All. I recently acquired a factory AI'd 16mm f/3.5 Fisheye and I would like to: 1) re-lube the helicoids, maybe with a thicker (silicone) grease 2)...
aekalman
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Feb 6, 2006
9:52 pm
6289
... I took apart my 16mm AF 2.8 Not sure how far off these two lenses are, but you'll need to come at it from the mount side as well as the lens front side....
Lexi and Christiaan
regularfoot
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Feb 7, 2006
5:08 am
6290
Wow, thanks for the detailed response. The 16mm f/3.5 differs from the 2.8 mainly in angle of view (170 instead of 180 degrees, respectively). I suspect they...
aekalman
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Feb 7, 2006
7:29 am
6291
... Only the Heilicoids may have a left hand thread, I can't remember which have it, the inner or outer. I use a toothbrush and some electrical cleaner to ...
Lexi and Christiaan
regularfoot
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Feb 9, 2006
12:22 am
6292
Hi all. I have been given as a present a Nikkormat FT3 with its lens mount system tottaly dismantled. It seems that most or all of its parts exist, so i think...
Spyros Melitsopoulos
mltspls
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Feb 9, 2006
11:27 pm
6293
... I'm not sure if my repair skills are average but based on my experience re-assembling a Nikkormat FT-series camera from parts is certainly possible. If...
Douglas Herr
telyt560
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Feb 9, 2006
11:37 pm
6294
Hi all. Finally i got my Nikkormat FT3 lens mount system reassembled and i am very happy about it (Douglas thanks for your encouragement - without it i...
Spiros Melitsopoulos
mltspls
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Feb 14, 2006
1:28 pm
6295
... The viewfinder shutter speed display is operated by a pulley-and-string gizmo. On the right side of the viewscreen there's a sping-loaded pulley that...
Douglas Herr
telyt560
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Feb 14, 2006
2:01 pm
6296
Hi all. I was just on a trip and my d70 decided to die the first day into the trip. Bummer. In any event I'm back in Japan and I'm wondering if anyone has any ...
j.s.o.
xarctangent
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Feb 15, 2006
9:38 am
6297
Hi, You probably have already done this but did you check your battery? with a low battery your shutter/mirror can do some funny things and give you an error...
Perry Guard
perryguard1956
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Feb 16, 2006
12:24 am
6298
Yeah, not the battery at all. I think the shutter is out of whack. I've read a few descriptions of my problem from others with a d70. A servicing seems to fix...
j.s.o.
xarctangent
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Feb 16, 2006
4:46 am
6299
Can anyone provide info on removing the built in lens hood on the 105/4 AIS lens. With the lens fully extended and the hood extended, one side exhibits 2 small...
t6b9p
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Feb 17, 2006
11:48 am
6300
My prior experience with many lenses with built in hood is the following: With the hood fully retracted, check the outer edge of the filter ring. Sometimes...
rudge65
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Feb 17, 2006
9:18 pm
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