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I have a DSLR Camera (Fuji S1 / Nikon N60 Body) I am needing to know what the little lever that is located close to the bottom of the mount. I have a Nikon N60 Body and the lever is located near the area that reads "Nikon F-MOUNT" It appears to be broken. What does it do?
Answer
Nikon N60 is not a digital SLR. It's a 35mm SLR.
There are two things near that place- The lens release button and the lever/ring to set the aperture. If any of these is broken then the camera needs to be repaired. The lens release button helps in unlocking the lens so that it can be detached from the body (for changing to another lens). The other ring/lever rotates with the aperture setting on your camera and provides information to the camera body about the aperture setting.
To the answerer who answered about DOF : This model does not have a depth of field preview button.
Nikon N60 is not a digital SLR. It's a 35mm SLR.
There are two things near that place- The lens release button and the lever/ring to set the aperture. If any of these is broken then the camera needs to be repaired. The lens release button helps in unlocking the lens so that it can be detached from the body (for changing to another lens). The other ring/lever rotates with the aperture setting on your camera and provides information to the camera body about the aperture setting.
To the answerer who answered about DOF : This model does not have a depth of field preview button.
Help finding a Digital SLR Camera?
Ikie
Does anyone know of a good Digital SLR camera under $300?
Also, do you know if DSLR's can record videos?
Thanks,
Ikie
Answer
A Nikon D70s is around 200.00 used, and a lens is another 100.00. It's risky buying used equipment. You have to check the shutter count with Opanda, and hope it's going to last. If it breaks, almost any repair will cost you 200.00, so it's a disposable camera.
Look at a Nikon D3000 when you save up some more.
If you want video, a Nikon D90 is a good camera.
A Nikon D70s is around 200.00 used, and a lens is another 100.00. It's risky buying used equipment. You have to check the shutter count with Opanda, and hope it's going to last. If it breaks, almost any repair will cost you 200.00, so it's a disposable camera.
Look at a Nikon D3000 when you save up some more.
If you want video, a Nikon D90 is a good camera.
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