Re: Noblex Problem

[PansNW <pansnw@xxxxxx>]

Robert,
This is a problem due to the design of the pressure tab. What has worked for
me in the past
is when I feel the tab begining to catch on the paper trailer, I simply open
the camera. At this
point the film is safely behind the paper backing. Remove the roll and wind
the remaining backing
then seal the roll as usual. I've noticed that when using Agfa films, this
problem never happened.
Others have told me that when rolling the film after shot 6, always hold the
camera with the lens
facing up. I hope this helps.

Joe / PansNW
visit us at http://www.pansnw.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Brown <rbrown@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <panorama-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Monday, November 09, 1998 3:50 PM
Subject: Noblex Problem


Has anybody had the following problem with the 150 series version of the
Noblex Pano,on about half of the rolls that I shoot the end of the film
paper trailer gets off of the spool and jams around the take-up reel? There
is this little pressure tab made of metal that I could bend to put more
pressure in the reel. Any Ideas??

Thanks

Robert