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1 HrP 63§) I ,a Tv 25 Av (9) UNLOADING FILM 2 em0. 0 a BASIC OPERATION (PREPARATION) ) . After the last frame of the roll is exposed, the camera rewinds the film automatically. * When automatic rewinding is not specified with the Pentax function No.12 selection 1 (no automatic rewind),rewind the film as explained in "Rewinding a Film in Mid-Roll"on the next page. Then remove the film. * During rewinding, [ ] blinks on the LCD panel and the exposure counter counts frame numbers in reverse. * When the film is fully rewound, [ Q ] blinks and the exposure counter disappears. Before opening the back cover, check that [ Q ] is blinking. 2. Open the back cover and remove the film. * When removing the film from the camera, protect it from exposure to direct sun light. * A roll of 24-exposure film takes about 10 seconds to be rewound. * The shutter may be released a frame or more even after the specified number of frames have been used up as indicated by number of frames on the film canister. However, those extra frames may be lost in the processing. When you take important pictures, rewind the film when the film reaches the end of the frame. * Using the Pentax function, you can leave the rewound the film leader outside of the film cartridge. See page 104.

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(9)
UNLOADING
FILM
1
HrP
63ยง)
Tv
25
Av
,
a
)
em0.
a
.
After
the
last
frame
of
the
roll
is
exposed,
the
camera
rewinds
the
film
automatically.
*
When
automatic
rewinding
is
not
specified
with
the
Pentax
function
No.12
selection
1
(no
automatic
rewind),rewind
the
film
as
explained
in
"Rewinding
a
Film
in
Mid-Roll"on
the
next
page.
Then
remove
the
film.
*
During
rewinding,
[
]
blinks
on
the
LCD
panel
and
the
exposure
counter
counts
frame
numbers
in
reverse.
*
When
the
film
is
fully
rewound,
[
Q
]
blinks
and
the
exposure
counter
disappears.
Before
opening
the
back
cover,
check
that
[
Q
]
is
blinking.
2
0
2.
Open
the
back
cover
and
remove
the
film.
*
When
removing
the
film
from
the
camera,
protect
it
from
exposure
to
direct
sun
light.
*
A
roll
of
24
-exposure
film
takes
about
10
seconds
to
be
rewound.
*
The
shutter
may
be
released
a
frame
or
more
even
after
the
specified
number
of
frames
have
been
used
up
as
indicated
by
number
of
frames
on
the
film
can-
ister.
However,
those
extra
frames
may
be
lost
in
the
processing.
When
you
take
important
pictures,
rewind
the
film
when
the
film
reaches
the
end
of
the
frame.
*
Using
the
Pentax
function,
you
can
leave
the
re-
wound
the
film
leader
outside
of
the
film
cartridge.
See
page
104.
BASIC
OPERATION
(PREPARATION)