My EOS 5 doesn't have that facility, but there is
actually a camera that does that. When a partially
exposed film is reloaded, it is automatically advanced
to the selected frame, preventing light from entering
and avoiding double imprinting. It saves a lot of
considerable time, not having to fire away to your
desired frame number. It's called the Minolta Dynax 9.
> >From: Ken Durling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >Here's a feature I'd like to see - maybe some EOS
> bodies have it?
> >What made me think of it was the fact that my EOS
> 30 has a C.Fn to
> >leave a tongue of film extended on rewind. If
> there were also a way
> >to advance film without shooting, you could
> partially shoot a roll,
> >say of slide film, rewind it with the tongue, shoot
> some print film,
> >B&W film, different slide film for comparison,
> whatever, and then
> >reload the slide film and advance to where you left
> off and resume
> >shooting the original roll of film.
> >
> >Am I dreaming?
>
> Hi Ken!
>
> What I do is mark partially exposed film as I take
> it out.
> When I reload it I set the lens to MF, camera to M
> with max. shutter speed
> and min. aperture and fire away until wanted frame.
>
> Good light
> Grega
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