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Why would using eight cameras filming in parallel be an advantage in "budget" 8mm film production in the 1960's in Japan?
For their particular situation what would give 8mm film an advantage is that it most likely would have been reversal film. This is a type of film which when developed is already positive, making it ...
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I accidentally opened the back of my camera after taking 9 pictures. The count now says zero and the camera is stuck. What should I do?
What do you mean it won't open when you turn it on? Do you mean that the lens won't extend?
It's hard to determine exactly what situation you have here. I can't find the manual for this camera online, ...
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I accidentally opened the back of my camera after taking 9 pictures. The count now says zero and the camera is stuck. What should I do?
It's probably pulled the entire film inside the canister, leaving you nothing to grab to re-spool it.
You have no option [short of dismantling the canister in total darkness to get the the leader back ...
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Accidentally opened back of analogue camera while rewinding film, are all pictures lost?
Why wouldn't the film that was already rewound be ok? The film inside the cassette is protected from light, don't you agree?
How much film remained outside the cassette? That's the film that was ...
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Accidentally opened back of analogue camera while rewinding film, are all pictures lost?
Anything that wasn't safely back in the film canister may be lost, certainly anything directly in the camera back & not wound onto either spool.
You'll find out precisely when you get the roll ...
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