What type of battery do i need for a 35mm nikkon slr film camera?

The N60 uses standard 35mm film (also known as 135). 35mm film usually comes in 12, 24, or 36 exposure rolls, any of which will work. 35mm film is available in black-and-white, color transparency (color slides), and color negative (color prints). It's also available in infrared, both color and black-and-white, but the N60 will not work with infrared film.
35mm film is available online and at any camera shop. Many department stores, drugstores, and even supermarkets also carry film, though not as wide a selection as a decent camera shop.

You may use any 35mm film (also known as size 135). Color print film should be available at just about any department or drug store, as well as many supermarkets. You may have to visit a well-stocked camera store for color slide film and black&white film.

The AT-1 uses a 6V battery, type Eveready 544, Mallory PX28, or equivalent. If you can't find one at a local electronics store, you may order online here.

The Maxxum 70 uses two 3V CR2 lithium batteries.

The Maxxum 70 can use almost any 35mm film. Color prints, color slides, black-and-white prints. Do NOT use Polaroid instant film or infrared film.

If you need a manual, you can download one at
http://ca.konicaminolta.com/support/manuals/film-cameras/film_af_slr/dynax_60/Dynax_60_Maxxum_70_E_B.pdf

If you are referencing the added grip, MB-16, you may use rechargeable AA batteries, or other regular AA batteries. My preference is rechargeable.

With these batteries not working in two cameras I would check the batteries with a battery tester. One could be low and it does not take much below two-thirds to cause a camera not to operate. Also, in the camera with the acid that acid can creep into the internals of the camera where you and I cannot get to. It would be best to send it to Nikon for a CLS. You may call Nikon Film 1-800-645-6687 as well.

Canon has not sold those for quite a while. Your best bet is to go to Ebay, Film cameras, film camera body acessories, type in Canon Command back 70 and wait until one shows up.
If you save the search, you get an email everytime one comes up. Good luck.

more info on the type of film. Some mail order 35 mm film is actually 35mm Movie film and therefore is not really intended for 35mm still cameras. I have seen this problem with these types of film.

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Here is a link to a website that shows the type of battery the camera uses.

It's a 35mm camera, so it uses 35mm film (sometimes referred to as size 135).

You can download a manual from http://www.butkus.org/chinon/ricoh.htm