Nikon FM10

Pros: Great construction, simple to use, inexpensive

Cons: no significant flaws...especially considering the price

The Bottom Line: The camera delivers where it counts. It's simple to use ( for those who prefer manual photography) and has an awful lot of features for it's price.

Review: If you wonder why companies still make film, then the FM10 is not for you. If you can't live without auto-focus or program mode, then the FM10 is not for you. BUT.......if you actually enjoy using a camera in manual mode, or you prefer a camera that ...

Pros: Totally Manual and easy to use. Excellent camera for quality shots.

Cons: Some areas made of plastic on the body.

The Bottom Line: DIY and get results like a professional.

Review: Out off all the things I wanted this year for Christmas it was the Nikon FM10. I have always preferred manual cameras and for one main reason. What you see is what you get. Unlike other cameras where you can look through the viewfinder, see a great shot...

Pros: Fully manual operation, no battery needed, vast supply of new and used lenses and accessories

Cons: Standard starter package not appropriate, focusing screens not interchangeable

The Bottom Line: A very good camera for astrophotography because of its overall quality and all manual, no battery needed operation. Excellent availability of lenses, accessories, instruction manuals, advice, repairs.

Review: There are already enough great reviews to help you decide whether or not the Nikon FM10 is the camera for you, so I won't write another one. This one is a bit esoteric--it only discusses the suitability of the FM10 for astrophotography, an admittedly ...

Pros: Takes almost every Nikkor Lens. Nice little camera

Cons: It's a 250 manual camera what do you expect?

The Bottom Line: Self explanatory, manual $250 dollar camera. Buy good lenses (they will cost more than the camera) and go home happy.

Review: First off, note the price. Around 200-250 dollars. Do not expect this camera to knock your socks off such as a F100 or F5. Get serious here. It's a 100 percent manual camera, just like every other review says. The single best thing is that it...

Pros: Great student camera - depth of field, split screen, multiple exposures, battery free (nearly), compatible with most Nikon lenses

Cons: Does not come with the coolness of an automatic SLR

Review: Do you like stick shift autos, do-it-yourself kits, and want to get a hands-on on taking good pictures? This camera may just be for you.

Warning - if you are looking for an SLR to graduate from your all-automatic point and shoot,...

Pros: Price, Quality, Brand, Warranty, Capabilities, Learning Experience

Cons: Flash must be purchased separately, winder might get in the way.

Review: The Nikon FM-10 is the best beginners camera on the market. In contrast with other camera manufacturers, Nikon is the best name in the market.

I shopped long and hard for a camera that escaped the cheap, plastic,"point and shoot"...

Pros: Its a Nikon Uses Nikon Lenses Feels good in Hand Plentiful on the used market

Cons: Not All Nikon lens will work. Can be overpriced on the used market

The Bottom Line: If you want an inexpensive manual SLR in the NIKON line, get it. You won't be sorry

Review: Ladies and Gentleman, this camera is not an F5. One should not expect to feel or act like one. It's Nikon's low cost "My First SLR" type of camera. It fits its role very well. I bought his camera on an impulse. I'm glad I did. I got it off of ...

Pros: Metering, Battery Life, Reliability

Cons: Loud Shutter, Some Cheap Plastic Parts

Review: The Nikon has an amazing metering system that gives you the perfect lighting every time. The shutter is a bit too loud. This camera has many great lenses that it can be used ...

Pros: ease of use, no computer control, zoom lens, ergonomics

Cons: the only thing to bring this camera down is me.

Review: I purchased my FM10 about 4 years ago and i can honestly say i've never had a problem with it. It's design is lightweight and effecient and doesn't many of the things that seem common to cameras these days. Some may concider this a negative but i ...

Pros: tough, lightweight, cheap

Cons: no automation

The Bottom Line: The Nikon FM10 is the cheapest entry to the extensive Nikon camera/lens system. A capable performer for a bargain price.

Review: A few years back Nikon Corporation entered into an agreement with Cosina to produce a camera that Nikon would market in the third world. Cosina was the right choice, since they had been manufacturing just the camera that Nikon wanted, for many years....