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General| Film Format | 35mm |
|---|---|
| Metering | Center-weighted |
| Exposure Modes | Manual |
| Type | SLR |
| Lens Mount | Nikon F mount |
| Shutter Speed | 1/2000 to 1 sec, Bulb |
Identifies and explains the various external and internal components of the camera, including controls and indicators.
Guides on how to insert batteries and verify their condition for camera operation and exposure metering.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly loading a film cartridge into the camera for shooting.
Instructions on how to set the camera's sensitivity to light based on the film's ISO speed.
Explains how to set exposure prioritizing shutter speed for correct image brightness and motion capture.
Details setting exposure by prioritizing aperture for controlling depth of field and image brightness.
Describes the creative technique for overlaying multiple images onto a single film frame.
Provides guidance on the proper way to hold the camera body and lens for stable shooting.
Explains different methods for achieving sharp focus on the subject using viewfinder aids.
Instructions on how to safely rewind exposed film back into its cartridge after shooting.
Details the use of the bulb setting for long exposures, keeping the shutter open while pressed.
Explains how to use the self-timer for delayed shutter release, useful for group shots or reducing shake.
Guidance on connecting and using flash units with the camera for proper illumination.
Describes how to preview the depth of field provided by the selected aperture before taking a shot.
Information on optional lenses for viewfinder diopter correction to match individual vision.
Instructions for shooting with infrared film and filters, including distance indicators.
Step-by-step guide on attaching and detaching lenses to the camera's bayonet mount.
Lists the technical details, features, and dimensions of the Nikon FM10 camera.
Essential advice for maintaining, cleaning, and storing the camera to ensure longevity and performance.
