The camera was working fine until two rolls of film ago. Now when I go to take pictures the camera takes about 4-5 pictures and then stops in mid advance and starts to beep. When I turn it off and back on it sounds as if the camera is trying to advance the film but it never does and it starts to beep again.
Any ideas?
Almost the same problem,what I have is the camera acknowledges the film
but do not load film. Next the shutter does n't work, also the automatic timer. What should I do .ThanksAlmost the same problem,what I have is the camera acknowledges the film
but do not load film. Next the shutter does n't work, also the automatic timer. What should I do .Thanks
i ahev the same problem i checked the rollers and there is nothing stuck in themm.i ahev the same problem i checked the rollers and there is nothing stuck in themm.
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It sounds like your camera is having problems advancing your film, which could mean it is jammed inside the camera.
The other thing you should check is to see if the battery is weak & doesn't have enough power to advance the film (and thus the beeping).
If it is not the battery, then go in a darkroom (completely dark) and take out the film (if you're unable to rewind it inside the camera).
Look at the transport rollers (in the back for the camera) and make sure they're clean (sometimes film chips get jammed in there)
Let me know if this helps you.
Thanks.
I also have been having this problem. Couldn't get the t70 to advance or navigate a menu or anything, I just got beeping. I manually advanced the toothed black roller on the right which you load the film onto. It seems like moving the mirror(or something) is also part of this same drive system, because it was pretty easy until it got really difficult and then the mirror fired, and it was easy again. At least in my case I think there is some sand somewhere in those guts, and its stopping the entire drive. Right after you've rolled it enough to get that click, pop the film back in and see if it will advance. Took multiple tries. Only stop-gap.
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Rewind it and take it to your closest Wal*Mart. They can send the film out to be developed. Depending upon the age of the film, you may experience some color shifts should the film be outdated.
It sounds like you have a jam.
When you have finished taking shots and have used all the film, you must press the film-rewind button on the underside of the camera; this does not rewind the film, but allows you to commence the next step.
Once you have done this, flip up the rewind-crank on the top left hand side of the camera. It is situated on top of the film speed dial. turn this clockwise until all the film is back in its cartridge.
You should now be able to open the back of the camera.
I hope you have fun with your t50!
Here is Canon's spec page for your camera. CanonUSA
The camera is a preloader. It rolls all of the film out of the canister and winds it back as you take pictures. Read the film transport section. You have installed a battery in the camera right?
If your film's ISO speed is relatively high (say, above ISO 200 or 400) and you're shooting in bright light, your camera's shutter/aperture won't be able to compensate for the light. In that case, using a slower film is the solution.
Almost the same problem,what I have is the camera acknowledges the film
but do not load film. Next the shutter does n't work, also the automatic timer. What should I do .Thanks
i ahev the same problem i checked the rollers and there is nothing stuck in themm.
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