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F. Unload the Film
When you can no longer
1 .
stroke the film winding lever
o
and the frame counter
0
indi
-
cates that the last exposure has
t:1een
made,
press the film rewind
button
Ell.
Don't force the
lever,
or you may tear the film out of
the
cassette.
2
Turn the film rewind crank
fJl
• in the direction of the en
-
graved arrow with even pressure
until rewind
"
tension
"
gets lighter.
Pull
up
the
film
rewind
3.
knob
~
to open the camera
back,
and remove the
cassette.
Notes:
1.
Do not push the film re-
wind button before all the frames
are exposed
;
otherwise, there will
be a slight frame
overlap.
If the
button is inadvertently
depressed,
make a blank exposure in a dark
pi
ace.
2.
When carrying the
camera,
it is recommended that you
reset the shutter operation mode selector. from AUTO
to
B
to prevent battery power drainage caused by the
shutter release button being inadvertently
depressed.
~
"
QA
. 0 0
••
~
-
Q_ What should I do if I
make the
••••• •
mistake of opening the camera
back
. '
before the film is fully
rewound?
A.
Qui
ckly
snap the camera
back
closed.
You
may be able to save a few
frames,
but this
is
not
guaranteed,
especiall
y
if
the
back
is
opened in bri
ght
light.
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