Rotate the spool counter-clockwise. Voila! The film is out of the cartridge. When the negative have been examined, roll the spool clock-wise to store it ...

The APS camera automatically rewinds the film into the cartridge and when you re-insert it, it automatically spool it to the right frame. Unfortunately, this ...

Here are a few things to check for: 1. Is the cartridge indicatior in the developed position? If not and the roll is developed, rotate the core to the developed ...

Hey, anyone have information on creating a homemade tool to open an APS film canister to get at the processed negs? ... Check out the "How to roll the film out of ...

How to roll the film out of an APS film cartridge. Mon, 12 Oct 2009 13:54:59 -0700. APS Film Cartridge Stuck in Fuji AS-1 Scanner. Wed, 10 Jun 2009 17:46:17 ...

Most 35mm point-n-shoot cameras today can rewound the film at mid-point. Thus, allowing different type of films to be loaded without finishing up the complete ...

Expose the film. Do a mid-roll rewind on the film. The cartridge will indicate a partial exposure of the roll. Use a tool to switch the the indicator to new ...

After playing with a half-exposed Elph Jr. film cartridge, here is a neat trick I learnt: the Canon IX can load a partially-exposed Elph Jr. cartidge to the ...

Some methods of duplicating film from one medium to another, such as duplicate negative, negative to slide, etc.

Remove the film advance wheel. You will notice that there are a number of teeth on the bottom of the wheel. We need to modify the wheel so that it would accept ...