Reload a Minolta 7000
Changing the film in your camera is an essential part of using your camera. As camera's get more and more complicated with all the different options with film, flashes, speeds and focusing, it can get confusing. The Minolta 7000 has many upgrades and possibilities for creating your own type of pictures and knowing change out the type of film you are using plays a key role in fully enjoying your camera.
Instructions
1. Take pictures with the current film in your camera until you get to the last frame. The camera will chime and display the word "Film" on the screen. The shutter will automatically lock so you cannot double expose your last picture.
2. Place your finger on the "R" button for rewind release and slide this button to the left. It will stay in place while the camera rewinds the film.
3. Look for the "Film" indicator flashing on the screen to read "0." This means it has rewound the full roll of film.
4. Locate the release switch on the side of the camera and press it down to open the back of the camera.
5. Take the rewound film roll out.
6. Place a new roll of film in its place. Take the loose end of the film exposed and place it in the trap lock area for the camera to take hold of the film.
7. Close the back. The screen should now display the word "Film" and the number of pictures on your roll below it; for example, 24 or 36.
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