How do you rewind film on Nikon FM2?

Press the film rewind button After the last exposure has been made, turn the camera upside down and press the film rewind button, so that the exposed film can be rewound back into its cartridge. All you need is just to press the button once.

What film does a Nikon FM2 take?

The Nikon FM2 is an advanced semi-professional, interchangeable lens, 35 mm film, single-lens reflex (SLR) camera.

What is a Nikon FM2 worth?

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Is Nikon FM2 full frame?

Nikon FM2-style full-frame compact system camera rumoured, to take on the Sony Alpha A7. It is claimed that the camera will feature 5.5fps burst for up to 100 shots, a 3.2-inch LCD screen and pentaprism viewfinder. Dimensions are listed as 143.5 x 110 x 66.5mm with the weight rumoured at 765g.

Lift the film rewind crank and turn it in the direction of the arrow. At the end of film rewind, you will feel a slight resistance. Continue winding one or two more turns until the crank feels lighter and less resistance; this will indicate that the film leader is now fully rewound into the cartridge. 23. Remove the film cartridge.

What kind of camera is the Nikon FM2?

The Nikon FM2 is a fully mechanical 35mm SLR film camera manufactured in Japan by Nikon from 1982-2001. When released, it filled the middle of Nikon’s camera lineup, behind the F3. The target customer for the FM2 would have been a camera for professional photographers or advanced enthusiast.

What is shutter release button on Nikon FM2?

Shutter release buttonThe shutter release button also serves to activate the FM2’s built-in exposure meter. When the film advance lever is in the flush position, the shutter release button is lockedand will not operate. To release the button from its locked position, pull out the film advance lever to the standoff position.

Where is the multiple exposure lever on the Nikon FM2?

Operation is similar to those of other Nikon cameras. Multiple exposures are easy to do with the FM2. There is a dedicated multiple exposure lever at the base of the film advance lever. By pushing the multiple exposure lever back towards the rear of the camera, the shutter can be cocked with the film advance lever, without advancing the frame.