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FUJIFILM Corporation (President: Kenji Sukeno) is pleased to announce the launch of the “instax mini film Monochrome”, which will be released worldwide in October 2016.The “instax mini film Monochrome” responds to the increasingly sophisticated demands of users, enabling them to expand the artistic potential of their photographic expression and adding a further dimension of fun to use instax cameras and films.Product Name: “instax mini film Monochrome”Availability: From October 2016Main features:Includes 10-frame, printable instax monochrome film.Expands the potential for artistic, fashion and street photography.Fujifilm is committed to offering new products and services that meet various consumer needs by leveraging innovative technological advancements. Fujifilm is also dedicated to enhancing the enjoyment of photography worldwide, and encourages users to experience the value of shooting, preserving, displaying and gifting photo images that deliver the message of “enrich your life with photographs.”

How do I advance my film (e.g. from 1 to 6) on a point and shoot film camera? I was on film #6 but after opening my battery compartment, the film auto reloaded back to film #1. Does that mean that I have lost the 5 pictures I have taken for good? :(I could go into a lengthy explanation about film rewinding, etc. but the bottom line is this:If the pictures already taken are of any significance, don’t bother. Rewind the film into the cassette and have it processed. That way you are least likely to cause them any damage. Film is expensive compared to digital but not that expensive, especially considering most film processing charges by the printable frame not the full potential length of the roll.But if you are pressed for money, rewind the film carefully until you feel the tongue of the leader disengage from the take up spool. Then reload the camera with the same film as if it were new. Then cover the lens with a dark cloth in a dimly lit room and fire the shutter the same number of exposures that you had already taken plus an additional few exposures for safety sake.If your point and shoot camera has auto-exposure but the sensor is not through the lens, your camera might also have exposure lock that will prevent the shutter from releasing if it determines that there isn’t enough light for a picture. In that case be sure to cover the lens only and leave enough light on to make the sensor think there’s adequate light for an exposure.And if you have both auto-exposure with lockout and no override and the sensor works through the lens, just rewind the film back into the cassette and get the few images already captured developed. You’ve got a camera that just won’t let you work around its failsafes.

I have written extensively on the subject and have provided answers here based upon the Warren Commission’s report (and, yes, I have read all 26 volumes and appendices), the House Select Committee on Assassinations, and various researchers, like Mary Ferrell, Mark Lane, Harold Weisberg, Alan Jules Weberman, Anthony Summers, Penn Jones, Jr. and others.I have copies of documents released through FOIA requests, including one that identifies Lee Harvey Oswald’s intelligence connections.I assiduously avoid confabulation, unprovable testimonials, third-hand accounts, uncorroborated statements and the silly contentions of so-called marksmen who confirm Lee Harvey Oswald killed President Kennedy based upon their own supposed level of marksmanship.I further avoid revisionist accounts attesting to a pristine Zapruder film by comparing it with eight other home movies taken of the assassination that day.I have also viewed an early version of the Zapruder film in which images were captured beyond the printable frame into the area containing the sprocket holes. It became clear that the extant, motion-stabilized version of the Zapruder film is an edited version.If you are truly interested, you are welcome to search the appropriate keywords from among all my answers dating back to 2016.