Hello Nikon world, I've noted a fair bit of discussion in the last few digests about the "Imagek" electronic film module. For mine I hope it works as stated, it will give anybody a digital answer without a special camera and the benefits of Nikkor optics rather than the lenses usually seen in digital cameras. However, there is one point I did read somewhere (can't remember where now :-( ) that this device will cause your lenses to act as if they were approx 2 (I think it was 2.1, can't be sure) times their normal length. So if this is indeed the case wide angle shots will be difficult, a 20mm lens will act like a 40mm. It will be great for 'out-there' shots though. That 70-300 lens will now be a 140-600, and if you have a 600mm and teleconverter, well, you've got a 1680mm lens (2400mm if you use the 2x tele at f/8). Everything has it's good and bad side. Provided it fits as indicated, it should work with most Nikon cameras, but what about the F50 / F60, do they have manual ISO setting or do they only read the cartridge in DX mode? Will the cartridge come marked, like a film can, to set the DX at 100? Keep the great shots coming. Best, Eric
