How do I export the film after shooting? - Nikon N55 35mm SLR Camera

35mm film should still be available at any camera store. Many drugstores and supermarkets also stock film, though not as wide a selection.

It takes one 3V lithium battery, CR123A or DL123A or equivalent.

If you need a manual, you may download a copy at http://www.cameramanuals.org/canon_pdf/canon_sureshot_prima_105_zoom-1.pdf

A few things to consider:
-Loading: Make sure you are not over loading the film before you start to shoot. I have sometimes turned the film advance too many times and end up cutting down on the amount of usable film.
-Are you loading the film in a dark area and careful to close up the back just after it has started to load to avoid exposing it?
-Shooting: Are you metering properly when shooting? Obviously underexposed images won't develop. You should consider a hand held meter.
-Shooting: Are you advancing the film more than it needs to be after you take your shot? Watch the film counter and feel for that click as it hits the next frame. I have advanced past the next shot many times by accident.
Hope that helps, Matt

Film releases are on the sides, or bottoms of cameras. Make sure the film is fully rewinded before you open it (or open it in pitch black, and manually rewind the film into the canister).

For outdoor pictures in daylight, I'd suggest ISO 200 film. Indoors, you may have to go to 400 or even 800.

There certainly is nothing wrong with Kodak films. If you're shooting slides, you might want to give the Fuji films a try, they tend to give much more saturated colors.

Usually you lift the film roll winding cam so that the back of the camera opens. Be sure that you have wound back the film to avoid spoiling the film.

Hi,
Go to the camera store and buy an old fashion film change bag so you can take the film out of the camera and roll the film back on the spool. The bag is light proof.

mystroae,
you mean camera, right?
open the film door insert the film pull the film over to the take-up spool. attach it to the spool and close the film door. be sure the batteries are good.

once you rewind the film line up the arrows on top of the winder then gently lift the winder to release the film canister