What happens when you rewind a film without pressing the rewind release button?
June 12th, 2008 | by noel |
Berrak G. asked:
I have a Nikkormat FT3, and I forgot to press the rewind release button before turning the rewind knob (yes, stupid, I know). There were some weird sounds coming – the forcing of the film I suppose – but after a very little while the knob felt loose. I think the time it took was too short for the whole roll to be rewinded. Any idea what happened? Should I open the camera? I really don’t want the film to be ruined.
Donnelly
I have a Nikkormat FT3, and I forgot to press the rewind release button before turning the rewind knob (yes, stupid, I know). There were some weird sounds coming – the forcing of the film I suppose – but after a very little while the knob felt loose. I think the time it took was too short for the whole roll to be rewinded. Any idea what happened? Should I open the camera? I really don’t want the film to be ruined.
Donnelly
what type of film would be used for a polaroid 420 land camera?
2 Responses to “What happens when you rewind a film without pressing the rewind release button?”
By Andre M on Jun 15, 2008 | Reply
My first time using film did that my first time using film camera.
By fhotoace on Jun 17, 2008 | Reply
Film take it yourself take it dont force anything if it or try to know one thing about.
Film for you ripped the back of the future you ripped the back of the future you need to know one thing about cameras never force it dont open the film take it into.