Nikon FM10 - Focusing; Rewinding the Film; Bulb Setting

Focusing
t.
Focusing
is
done
by
observing
through
the
circled
area
in
the
center
of
the
viewfinder
screen.
Within
the
circle
ts
the
split
image
spot
prism
and
around
the
circle
there
is
the
microprism
collar.
2.
In
focusing
through
the
split
image
spot,
when
the
image
divided
horizontally
is
brought
into
pete
PY
focusing,
focus
in
correct.
When
the
upper-and
lower-half
images
do
not
align,
it
i
-
eles
gn,
it is
out
3.
To
focus
through
the
microprism
collar
outside
center
Spot,
a
broken
shimmering
image
is
seen
sibel
it
is
out-of-focus
and
correct
focus
is
at
the
setting
in
which
the
image
become
sain
g
Ss
clear
and
4.
Focusing
through
the
entire
matte
field
of
the
viewfinder
is
also
possible.
In
this
case,
at
the
setting
where
the
sharpest
image
is
obtained
precise
focusing
is
secured.
5.
Choose
the
most
effective
focusing
method
from
the
above
that
you
are
most
comfortable
with
or
according
to
the
shooting
situation,
such
as
the
lens
used,
the
subject,
etc.
Note: The FM10 viewfinder covers approx 92% of the
oa area of the actual photograph so the actual
icture Comes out larger than the im
ete
image
in
the
Intocus
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infocus
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Rewinding the Film
1.
When
the
film
is
at
its
end,
the
advance
lever
no
longer
operates
smoothly,
check
the
frame
counter
(4)
display.
If
the
frame
counter
shows
that
the
all
frames
of
the
loaded
film
have
been
exposed,
the
film
then
needs
to
be
rewound.
2
Press
the
film
rewind
button
(28)
on
the
camera
base.
3.
Fold
out
the
film
rewind
crank
(10)
and
turn
it
in
the direction of the arrow.
4.
Once
the
pressure
eases,
the
film
is
completely
wound into the cartridge.
5.
Lift
up
the
film
rewind
knob
(1
1)
and
pull
it
out
to
open
the
camera
back
(26).
Now
the
film
cartridge
can
be
taken
out.
6.
Do
this
in
a
place
away
from
direct
sunlight.
Note:
{f
the
film
reaches
the
end
of
the
roll
during
film
advance,
the
film
advance
lever
will
lock.
Rewind
the
entire
roll,
then
complete
the
movement
of
the
film
advance
lever
and
put
it
back
into
place.
“B” (bulb) Setting
j.
With
the
shutter
speed
dial
(1)
set
at
“B”
position,
the
shutter
will
remain
open
for
as
long
as
the
shutter
release
button
(2)
is
pressed.
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