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Problems rewinding film.

I hit the rewind button on the bottom of my camera early. (first time using the camera, I didn't realize it rewinds on it's own AFTER the last frame) Now my camera is beeping at me and not letting me take the last picture. How can I save my film?

shhjules May 11, 2010

i have the same problem. first time using my camera, and i hit the button right after i loaded the film, i thought maybe it would secure the film in (obviously not). like he/she asked above; is there any way to take it back out and save my film? seem unlikely.

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Your film is already rewound (if I understood you correctly). Your camera is beeping because the film is rewound and there is no film for the camer to take the photo on since it has been rewound.

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