> Routinely getting extra frames is nice but suppose that you get a roll
that
> is just a bit shorter than normal and you only have 36 1/2 frames. The
> modern cameras would have no problem with this but some older cameras will
> strip their gears when a person tries to advance a frame past the end of
the
> roll. I don't know how many folks broke their cameras trying to squeeze
out
> one more shot but it did cost more to fix the camera than a person could
> gain getting an extra frame or two.
If the camera breaks it need to be fixed, or the user need to be fixed for
trying to
stretch a film.. I always had the extra frame (I usually blank shoot it) and
if there
is tension in the middle of the frame. just press the rewind button .... is
it that
hard ?
Phil
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