Hello Nikon Fans, In Europe all electronic items must pass the new Electro-Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) tests before they can be sold in the European Community. This came into effect in 1998. I was at a camera fair last weekend, and I saw a FM2 with the CE mark stamped to its base plate. This meant that the FM2 has passed the EMC test. The FM2 is a manual camera, and the only thing electronic is the exposure meter, which I'm sure won't emit very much as it is essencially DC. I saw a used F100 on sale (so soon ?) but I didn't check if it has the EC stamp or not. Also, I bought a mint- Nikkor 28-50/f3.5 for about 160 USD. The distortion seems to be better than my Nikkor 28-45/f4.5. Has anyone used this lens before and what is the verdict ? Web reviews suggest that this lens is very sharp, but it has unusually high field of curvature. I don't understand why lenses of the same focal length would have different fields of curvature, unless this is something to do with chromatic abbreviation. Can anyone enlighten me ? Happy shooting, Sover
