What does fee mean - Nikon N65 35mm SLR Camera

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Hi Marguerite:
I'm doing some guessing here.
I think the word you are referring to is "fiduciary" and that it does not relate to Digital cameras.
Here is the definition from Investopedia, and a fee would be what they would charge for their services..
DEFINITION of 'Fiduciary' A fiduciary is responsible for managing the assets of another person, or of a group of people. Asset managers, bankers, accountants, executors, board members, and corporate officers can all be considered fiduciaries when entrusted in good faith with the responsibility of managing another party's assets


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you mean o/draft fees? You only get charged fees if you overdraw - don't and there will be no fee.

Hi,
Assuming you mean a passport for the United States, the renewal fees are:
Adult Passport Book & Card: $140 Adult Passport Book only: $110 Adult Passport Card only: $30
You can see more fees and forms on the US Government Passport website located here: Click Here.
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> dow

You mean part of the DOW-JONES index of stock prices?

> load

You mean the fee that an investment advisor charges you when you purchase Mutual Fund units through them? 2% to 9%

> fee

Money paid in order to obtain some service from some provider.

It means that your lens is not set to the minimum aperture and your camera is either set to program mode or shutter priority. Also, it can mean that your flash is in an incorrect mode.
For any camera operating mode where the camera controls the aperture automatically, your lens must be set to the minimum aperture setting - which will usually be f/22. This aperture marking will be the one in orange.
IF your lens IS indeed set on f22 and you still see the fEE, then you may have mounted it incorrectly. Remove the lens and try to carefully remount it (with it set at f/22).
Let me know if you need further help or clarification.

Are you using a Nikon "d" lens? on my D70 Fee means that the lens apeture is not set to minimum. If you have an apeture ring, set it to minimum.

The FEE means that you need to set the lens to its smallest aperture (largest f/number) and lock if (if it has a lock). You control the aperture by turning one of the command dials on the body, not by turning the aperture ring on the lens.

fEE mean apperter is no workking or set the lens to apperter 22 and lock it