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Anonymous Posted on Feb 18, 2009

Film won't load on Minolta 400si Maxxum Camera

I got a Minolta Maxxum 400si SLR from my dad without any instruction manual and I'm having trouble loading the film. I am putting it over the roller and it won't catch when you close the back. Should it be put under the roller? I also have a Canon EOS Rebel and it goes over the roller so I figured this one would work the same way. Any suggestions?

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My daughter took the camera to her photography teacher he was able to load the film by wrapping more film around the roller. It's not as easy to load as my Canon. I thought we had put plenty of film around it already. Oh well, it's working anyway.

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