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Michelle Sanchez-Ricario Posted on Mar 26, 2007

Problems inserting film

Hey guys, I have a problem insering a film into my camera. Everytime I insert the film and close the camera it REWINDS instead off "loading" it. I took it to the shop and they told me it's probably a problem with the sensor. They said getting it fixed would be really expensive and that I could get a new one for a little more. I bought it used and don't have any warranty. What can I do? Would should I do? Is there any "trick" to get it to work (e.g. shake it while it's loading etc.)? Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks guys, Michelle

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The camera is suppose to do this. I have this camera as well, and even in the manual it talks about this. I automatically advances the film to the last frame and then works backwards.

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