Olympus OM-2 - Unloading the Camera;Making Multiple Exposures

UNLOADING THE CAMERA
When the ent i re roll of film has been exposed (indicated by
th e numbers "12" , "20" , "24" or "36" on the exposure
counter depending upon the film length) , rewind the film .
CD Turn the rewind release lever counter - clockwise by
about 90
0
•
® Fold out the rewind crank and wind it in the direction
of the arrow . While rewinding, you will feel tension .
When
the tension stops and the cran k tu rns freely , the
f i lm has been completely rewound back into the car-
tridge .
® Open the camera back by pulling up on the rew i nd
knob and remove the film cartridge . Keep camera and
film out of direct sunlight while unloading .
NOTE : The rewind release lever w ill automat i cally r eturn
to the orig inal position with movement of the film advance
lever
when r eloading with film , etc .
MAKING MULTIPLE EXPOSURES II
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Should you w i sh to make more than one exposure on the
same frame :
CD After the first exposure, take up any slack in the f i lm by
slowly turning the rewind crank in a clockwise direction
until it stops.
® Turn the rewind release lever counter·dockwise by
about 90
0
® Hold both the rewind knob and rewind release lever to
prevent them from turning and advance the film ad-
vance lever.
The shutter will then be cocked for the next
exposure without advancing the film .
® Press the shutter release button with a slow , steady pres-
sure.
@ The exposure counter will advance with each exposure .
® After completing the multiple exposures, put the lens
cap
on the lens, advance the f i lm , and shoot a blank
f rame to avoid overlapping .
NOTE : You can make as many multiple exposures as you
like by repeating the above procedure. " With each exposure
on the same frame, the possibility of slippage is increased.