Donald, you said: > The camera doesn't matter. The lens is everything. To some degree you are correct. However, I haven't seen any ratings of the FM10's shutter speed accuracy or its meter accuracy. Assuming an accurate shutter, an accurate meter (and correct use thereof), a lens mount which is properly parallel to the film plane, and adequate function of the film rails and camera back to hold the film in the correct, level position, I agree with you. A really old, decrepit, beat-up Nikon F4 with an out-of-alignment lens mount and an erratic shutter would be a much worse camera than a beat-up but dependable Nikkormat FT because of this. On the whole though, your point is a good one. Just be careful. :) Jim _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
