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<\/a>Now when I put a new film roll in, it’s good to go and no stuck LEDs. \u00a0You actually gain a couple of extra frames to your 36 frame roll of film if you’re lucky as the counter wheel resets as soon as the camera back is closed. \u00a0Mileage may vary as they say, so I’d still wind on until the counter is set to 1.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the roll of very (ten years maybe!) old Fuji Velvia 100 slide film that I put through the Nikon EM I mentioned last time, has returned from developing and thankfully, age has not affected it one bit. \u00a0Much like their \u00a0APC-C sensors used across their current range of digital cameras, \u00a0Fujica’s film has a wonderful ability with natural scenes and making greens and browns come alive! \u00a0 Using the standard E Series 50mm f1.8 and 28mm f2.8 Nikkor lenses, \u00a0a couple of walks with the dog showed me why I loved using Velvia and Fujicolour film back in the day.<\/p>\n My original Nikon FG-20 35mm SLR purchase has gone back on eBay and been replaced with the older but better spec’d FG. \u00a0Why Nikon reverted to swinging needle meter with the later FG-20 is unknown, possibly the cost of electronics at the time, \u00a0but the FG comes with LEDs in the viewfinder displaying the recommended … <\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a>