Friday Tip - 3 Things You Should Do When Loading a 35mm Camera!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Today's Friday Tip is all about the three things you should do when loading a 35mm camera. Get these three right and you'll be off to make great photographs!
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Thanks for the tip, for telling people to take the time do start things right!!!
I would firstly push the rewind knob down to lock the cartridge in place before attempting to load the film leader into the take-up spool. That way the cartridge can't unexpectedly pop out mid loading.
It all seem so obvious but the number of times I see posts on forums from newcomers to film complaining about blank film suggests that at least some do not do these checks Thanks John
Cheers my friend!
AND READ YOUR MANUAL ! ( Good tips as always John )
usually i would rewind a bit more so perhaps i can cheese one more frame ;)) but that's also risky as i might accidentally pull the film off from the sprocket
Pentax MX🔥
Yay!
While the rewind knob rotating is normally a solid indicator, it does not rotate when advancing on every camera. Not sure which other cameras but this worried me when I first shot my Praktica MTL5B, and it turned out fine.
I opened the back after advancing the first frame and saw it had wound on - wasted a frame but had to make sure!
Fascinating! One would think that the rewind knob would have to rotate because it's 'attached' to the film, to rewind it. Thank you for your comment.
@@PictorialPlanet Possible its threaded only one way? It works fine to wind the film back into the cassette
Cheers John. Happy shooting.
Something happened to my MX, the film leader is coming off from the winder spool slit while winding! 😢
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