AboutLawrence Marshall Expertise Can answer questions about many areas.Portaiture,Glamour,Landscapes,Live rock bands, Publicty, Editorial and Fine Art Photography. B&W exposure,processing and printing and the materials involved.Toning and dying B&W materials,especially the Colorvir process.Using High contrast ortho film.Intaglio printmaking.Presentation of Photographs.Exhibiting Photography.Photographing Paintings and other two dimensional Art.
Experience Thirty years experience. Freelance work in Editorial,Publicity, Portraiture,Landscape,Rock and Roll, Weddings in 6x6 and 35mm. Black and white processing, printing and toning.Intaglio printing and the Colorvir system of toners and dyes for B&W prints.
Organizations Western Australian College of Teaching. Saatchi Gallery (London). Art Gallery Australia.
Publications Western Review
Education/Credentials Certificate in Photography. Bachelor of Arts Degree,Diploma in Education.Giving regular One day Workshops in Photography in Western Australia. Various seminars in film-based Photography.Registered and practising Secondary teacher
Expert: Lawrence Marshall Date: 1/26/2008 Subject: how do i take film out of my camera?
Question hi! i have pentax k1000 35mm camera, and i just finished a roll of film, and i dont know how to take the film out! thanks
Answer Hi Nikki,
If you have finished all the shots on the Film, look at the bottom of the camera. You will see a small metal button there. Press the button until it sits level with the surrounding metal. Then you can rewind the film using the crank handle ( it folds out of the round knob on the top of the camera). Once you can feel the tension go off the handle, and hear the end of the film come off the spool,you can then remove the film. This is done by lifting the rewind
knob.If there is a little lever on the knob slide it along the top of the camera. The back of the camera will unlock and swing open. You can then retrieve the film.Rewind the film slowly to prevent static electricity charges on the film.
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