You could mark the sprocket hole that you want to start on the spindle
on the left side of the camera. You won't get anything like perfect
registration however. Unfortunately there is no easy way to keep the
ZX/MZ series of cameras from rewinding the leader into the canister.
That is except for the MZ-S.
Village Idiot wrote:
I'm going to be taking a photography class where we will be doing double
exposures. Specifically we are going to be shooting all of our rolls of film
the first night, and then re-expose the film on subsequent nights. I have a
ZX-50 and I have two issues. First, I need to know how to keep the film from
rewinding completely into the canister since I will have to load it at a later
time. Second, I need to know how I should re-align the film when reloading it
the second time. The instructions for the class recommend disabling the
autoloader. Is there a way to do that?
Thanks everyone for your help.
Derek
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