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I have two of these Cameras They are both Wonderful I use them alot. One has a meter one does not.
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thanks for tbhis video. I had no idea what to do even looking at the manual.
Once you shoot all the film, how do you rewind it back, or do you not need to rewind it?
ZX10Rviper 1 year ago
@ZX10Rviper Since it uses 120 film there is no rewinding. The shot film is on the take up spool and the empty spool becomes your new take up spool, just swap it over to the other side. When loading don't forget to advance the film until the arrow on the backing paper lines up with the "120" arrow in the camera. Have fun...
photofudge 1 year ago