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Premature Film Rewinding

My N65 won't allow me to shoot an entire roll of film. I'll load a brand new roll into the camera, then I'll shoot anywhere between 3 and 7 exposures, then all of a sudden the camera rewinds the film as if I'm at the end of my roll. Typically, I use 24-exposure film. Someone suggested simply replacing the batteries with new ones, but the problem persisted after I took THAT advice. I've asked around a couple places, but no one else seems to have any potential solutions. Please help!!!

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If you are using dx coded film,and still the problem persist,the problem is inside advance mechanism,either it is sticky (moisture)or some gear problem,if you're not qualified to do so,pls have it check by service center.

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The only thing that I could think of when I read your situation is, that you might not be using a DX coated films. see, the camera reads the bar code on the film and maybe it is not the same program. check the camear manual and make sure you are using the same kind of the suggested film in the manual. good luck

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