Olympus 35SP - Rewinding the Film

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Rewind
the film
When the
whole roll has
been exposed,
rewind
the
film.
To
determine
whether the
whole roll
has
been exposed
or not,
check
the
film
counter.
lt
will
show the number
12
(in
the
case
of
'|'2
exposure
roll),
20
(20
exposure roll)
or
36
(36
exposure
roll).
To
rewind
the film,
first,
press
in
the rewind
button
at the
bottom of the
camera; second,
lift
up the rewind
crank
and
turn
the
crank in
the
direction
of the
arrow.
While the f
ilm is
being
rewound,
the
crank is tight,
but when
the
film
is
rolled
up
and the
film
end
leaves the
take-up
spool, the
crank
suddenly turns freely;
third,
the
film
thus rewound
is taken
out in
a
place
free
from
direct
sunlight.
The recessed
rewind
button
will return
its former
position
at the next
winding
stroke.
Towards the
end
of the roll
of film
in
use
the
advance
lever may
meet resistance
and refuse
to
move half
way through
the
advancing
stroke.
This
means that
all the film
is
used up.
Do not
attempt
to
force
the
lever,
or
you
will damage
the
camera
and tear the film.
Press
the rewind
button
and
you
can
then
complete
the
winding stroke.