camera know which one you insert?
How about this :
The imprinting uses the roll number feature, right ?
Maybe you need to write the roll number on each roll when you take
them off, when you wish to use this Mid Roll Change -feature.
The body can remember the frame numbers for all the rolls. Jus
On Wednesday, February 14, 2001 9:35 AM, Peter Loveday
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> > I think, from reading the specs, that the information would be taken from
> > the
> > Frame 0 data, where the film number is recorded. Any information other
than
> >
> > that and the frame number last use
With benign trepidation, Peter Loveday opined on 02/13/2001 16:35:
>> I think, from reading the specs, that the information would be taken from
the
>
>> Frame 0 data, where the film number is recorded. Any information other
than
>> that and the frame number last used is redundant.
>> An al
I would expect that the body assigns an incremental number to
each film as it is loaded, after loading the user could select
a previous film number which would have exposure count stored
in the body on EEPROM (memory that does not require batteries).
(Or is it EPROM ???)
When a previous film
Pål wrote:
How does the camera know its THAT roll you insert (the one you changed mid roll) and
not an entirely different roll? What if you've changed 5 rolls mid roll at different
frames, how does the camera know which one you insert?
++
My intuitional (?) guess would be something s
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 18:12:05 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A thought about the MZ-S finding where it left off on a partially
>exposed roll. Since the MZ-S imprints film data on the film could it than
>also "read" that data (or a break in that stream of data) to determine where
>the imag
John Coyle wrote:
>
> I think, from reading the specs, that the information would be taken from the
> Frame 0 data, where the film number is recorded. Any information other than
> that and the frame number last used is redundant.
> An alternative is, that if the frame imprinting had been switche
> on 2/11/01 6:19 PM, Doug Brewer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Not just Mid roll film rewind, but MID ROLL EXCHANGE
> > (rewind early, leave leader out and later, insert that
> > roll and camera can automatically return it to the
> > frame from which it was initially rewound)
How does the
Peter Loveday wrote:
>
> I guess it could 'remember' frame number for one film, so as to allow you
> to alternate between two. Or, given DX coding, it could remember frame
> numbers for several, as long as they all were different ASA on each one.
> Actually, the DX code not only identifies ASA b
> Accurate frame positioning may be done perhaps with the sprocket hole count
> or something, but I can not immediately figure out how the camera can
> "remember" the frame number of the particular film which was changed mid
> roll. If it could, it may have something to do with the data imprint b
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