being retiredn nearing 80, have little demand for pictures as nearly all relatives and closer friends passed away. Aquired recently the zoom 310 AF from my deceased brother. narurally, no manual was located. It seems to be a good camera. As i have still many 35mm film left, i like to use them up, before i venture into the digital camera market. Can someone help!? Appreciateit. Sincerely B. Shink
Hi Bob. Welcome to shuttertalk.
Also my condolences for your brother.
I just did a bit of a search around hoping to find a downloadable manual for your Nikon, but as the camera was released in 1994 I wasn't very hopeful.
I had no luck finding you a free manual to download, but the best I could find is the following Canadian website that sells old camera manuals for CN$5 - $10 each (plus postage), and it does actually list the Nikon Zoom 310 as being available! These are the actual manuals, not scanned versions.
http://www.photographicrepairs.com/webmanuals.htm
Having said that, looking at a photo of your camera (second row of photos from the bottom of this page -
http://www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/com...r9294a.htm ) it looks like the Zoom 310 AF is a fairly straightforward compact film camera. If you can find somebody with a bit of camera experience then they might be able to show you how to use it without a manual.
Alternatively you might have a look through a manual for a different compact film camera and find enough information there to show you how to use yours.
I hope that helps. Good luck.
There's Grays of Westminster(London, England): THE global Nikon place, who will surely be able to help. Number, etc; on their website.
Hello yourself by the way.