Nikon Photography - Page 4 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

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Turn the aperture ring on the lens to its smallest setting (largest f/number). The aperture ring is the movable ring on the lens closest to the camera body. It will typically have numbers like 2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, and so on. The largest f/number will typically be 16, 22, or 32.

was the film set into the camera correctly ?

There shuld be film winding Kam locking spring broken(flat sprins)

Check to see if you locked the mirror in the up position.

By the highest speed ( ASA ) Film you can fine, ASA 1000 if poosible

You can use any APS film in your camera. Kodak Advantix 400 Speed 25 Exposure APS Film 3 Pack

Those tripods are not made to be repairable. Get another one like a Slik, Mefoto or Manfrotto

try a web search, you'll be surprised what you may find. just enter 'error 7 Nikon N90s'

Nikon produced the FE from 1978 to 1983. If you're asking when a particular FE was made, you'll have to provide the serial number.

Only red light that blinks on that camera is the self timer, Camera is set on SelfTimer mode, change to S or C mode

Two, one on top and one on bottom

Your camera is designed for four AA batteries. Make sure the positive and negative poles are correct. If it is like my Nikon N series camera bodies, there should be yellow labels inside the battery compartment to indicate polarity. The door is spring loaded. Don't over force it or you may brake it.

Those are available here: http://www.tripodquickrelease.com/Focal_Quick_Releases.htm

Try this website: http://www.tripodquickrelease.com/Nikon_Quick_Releases.htm

N65s were notorious for bad shutter release buttons. The metal is thinner than a strand of hair and they break. Search Ebay and see if the part is available to replace (note: Nikon stopped selling parts last year).

did you clean all contacts? never use anything sharp in or closet to a camera. To clean contacts in a camera and on the batteries, just use a dry cloth and a cotton swab. My 20 year old camera's (same brand and a canon) still work as the first day I used them. they are always stored dry and without a battery, when I don't use the for a longer period. Recheck the manual (yes most manuals from Nikon are still online) if you did setup the camera correct.