A looong time ago, when I attended the Nikon School, one method suggested
was one I still use.
1. Rewind until film is firm, not "heavy tight".
2. Open back the rewind knob crank and hold between fingers. This gives
better support than trying to simply put pressure on the closed rewind knob.
3. Press rewind button
4. Advance film
5. Cross fingers
Brian P. Huber
>
> Dave,
>
> I have had success by turning the rewind knob until it is snug (not real
> tight), pushing in the rewind button, and then cranking the cocking
> lever. An easier way would be to put the camera on bulb and then
> putting a
> hat or lens cover etc over the front of the lens until the next burst of
> fireworks.
>
> Gregg
>
> >Dave D asked:
>
> > My question: What is the consensus for re-cocking the shutter
> >so that the film will not move and thus not cause loss of resolution?
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