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gip YP m3§D Tv OS Av ? (8) UNLOADING THE FILM 2 e 2 3D 0 z I Me Mow 1' 1. When the end of the roll is reached, the camera automatically rewinds the film. • When automatic rewinding is not specified with a Pentax function [ m ], rewind the film as explained in "Rewinding a Film in Mid-Roll" on the next page. Then remove the film. • While the film is rewinding, 1G___O1 blinks on the LCD panel. • As the film rewinds, the exposure numbers are displayed in descending order. • When the film is fully rewound, the LCD panel displays I a blinking [ Q and the exposure counter disappears. • When removing the film from the camera, protect it from exposure to direct sunlight. 20 2. Open the back cover and remove the film. * It takes about 10 seconds to rewind a 24-exposure roll of film. • When you are not using the camera, be sure to set the main switch to O 1. * Before opening the back cover, check that a blinking 1 is displayed. • It may be possible to take more pictures than the number of frames specified on the film package. However, these pictures may be cut off during development. * If the camera stops operating during rewinding due to a low battery, replace the battery without opening the back cover. • Using a Pentax function, you can leave the rewound film leader outside the film cartridge. (See page 89.)

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(8)
UNLOADING
THE
FILM
2
0
z
gip
YP
Tv
OS
m3
§D
Av
?
I
Me
Mow
1'
e
2
3
D
1.
When
the
end
of
the
roll
is
reached,
the
camera
automatically
rewinds
the
film.
•
When
automatic
rewinding
is
not
specified
with
a
Pentax
function
[
m
],
rewind
the
film
as
explained
in
"Rewinding
a
Film
in
Mid
-Roll"
on
the
next
page.
Then
remove
the
film.
•
While
the
film
is
rewinding,
1G___O1
blinks
on
the
LCD
panel.
•
As
the
film
rewinds,
the
exposure
numbers
are
displayed
in
descending
order.
•
When
the
film
is
fully
rewound,
the
LCD
panel
displays
a
blinking
[
Q
I
and
the
exposure
counter
disappears.
•
When
removing
the
film
from
the
camera,
protect
it
from
exposure
to
direct
sunlight.
2.
Open
the
back
cover
and
remove
the
film.
*
It
takes
about
10
seconds
to
rewind
a
24
-exposure
roll
of
film.
•
When
you
are
not
using
the
camera,
be
sure
to
set
the
main
switch
to
O
1.
*
Before
opening
the
back
cover,
check
that
a
blinking
1
is
displayed.
•
It
may
be
possible
to
take
more
pictures
than
the
number
of
frames
specified
on
the
film
package.
However,
these
pictures
may
be
cut
off
during
development.
*
If
the
camera
stops
operating
during
rewinding
due
to
a
low
battery,
replace
the
battery
without
opening
the
back
cover.
•
Using
a
Pentax
function,
you
can
leave
the
rewound
film
leader
outside
the
film
cartridge.
(See
page
89.)
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