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     James Goss Rating: N/A |
I hate to reply to my own email, but it appears that I simply had to figure out the sequence of events correctly. If the little sprockets are moved sufficiently (adequate to move a frame of 35mm film), and the film take up spool is rotated a bit so that it locks in place, then the shutter seems to always fire. Looks like a great little camera, I hope it takes as good pictures as it is well built. It feels like an early Nikon - just short of a tank. James |