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Anonymous
The other day i was taking some pictures and the roll is 24 exposures but it kept on going until about 26. then i decided to take it out before the roll gets ruined. i was using a nikon fm10 and the roll is fuji 400 speed 24 exposure film.
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>> Anonymous
is my camera broken somehow, is the roll a fluke and has a couple extra shots or is the roll going to be bad? i didnt change the iso on the camera during the roll
>> Anonymous
All the cool kids used to load their film with as little exposed as possible to start. It gives two extra frames. All you have to do is be careful when you first wind it up.

Looks like you did it by accident. No problem at all, though.
>> Anonymous
Depending on the manufacturer, they tend to give a few more inches of film than if you were to count up 35mm frames * 24 exposures, so you can throw away the first couple exposed frames. Just keep shooting until the frame advance winder feels taught (don't be too rough with it near the end) and then rewind the film.
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>>58320
I almost always get about 25-26 exposures out of a nominally 24 exposure roll. I'm actually annoyed with Canon for making my film Rebel automatically assume the first three or four will be burnt out by loading it, since I'd like to have the option of loading the film in a darkroom and getting yet another shot out of it.

But yeah, don't worry about it. Loading film can be tricky, so manufacturers give you a little extra slack so they won't get sued by people who only got 23 shots out of their 24 exposure roll.