I followed the instructions repeatedly without success. In frustration, I looked at a few other videos on this topic and learned that you need to remove the picker very quickly in the final step.
Thank you! The very video I was looking for. So easy! So simple. Years ago I used to be a dab hand at this using a paperclip. It scratched the leader to bits and sometimes would tear it off but eventually I'd fish the leader (or what remained of it) out. Today I tried the old trick and the skill has gone. Can't do it any more! Hence why I am here. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Brilliant, no two hour long introduction into how film is made, why there are film leaders or a stupid slide show; no, just pure instructions. Brilliant. The instructions on mine show only the last bit putting the leader out, nothing on how to get to that stage. On mine, all three blades are plastic and there is no need to pull quickly (as I have seen people do elsewhere) because it always comes out, regardless of speed (1cm/s will do it).
I was sitting here looking at this thing with the name 'Sorak' with no idea what it was. Now I do! I've just begun using a medium format camera and gear that I inherited along with bits an pieces, and I guess sooner or later I'll need it. Thanks so much!
Thanks for the refresher! Bought one of these models decades ago and simply forgot how it worked exactly! And the diagram on the side is fairly useless. The ‘click’ is the trick!
I, too, have an old extractor and had forgotten how to use it. However, I would characterize the diagram as "completely", not "fairly", useless. You're right. It is the click that is the trick.
I followed the instructions repeatedly without success. In frustration, I looked at a few other videos on this topic and learned that you need to remove the picker very quickly in the final step.
Had the same issue. Pulling quickly made it work, thanks for the tip!
Pulling out quickly didn’t work for me, can’t figure out the proper technique.
Worked like a charm. Make sure to get all the 3 tabs into the cassette at the beginning and make sure to pull out the film fast at the end.
Thank you! The very video I was looking for. So easy! So simple.
Years ago I used to be a dab hand at this using a paperclip. It scratched the leader to bits and sometimes would tear it off but eventually I'd fish the leader (or what remained of it) out. Today I tried the old trick and the skill has gone. Can't do it any more! Hence why I am here. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Brilliant, no two hour long introduction into how film is made, why there are film leaders or a stupid slide show; no, just pure instructions. Brilliant. The instructions on mine show only the last bit putting the leader out, nothing on how to get to that stage. On mine, all three blades are plastic and there is no need to pull quickly (as I have seen people do elsewhere) because it always comes out, regardless of speed (1cm/s will do it).
I was sitting here looking at this thing with the name 'Sorak' with no idea what it was. Now I do! I've just begun using a medium format camera and gear that I inherited along with bits an pieces, and I guess sooner or later I'll need it. Thanks so much!
You're welcome :-)
Thanks for the refresher! Bought one of these models decades ago and simply forgot how it worked exactly! And the diagram on the side is fairly useless. The ‘click’ is the trick!
I, too, have an old extractor and had forgotten how to use it. However, I would characterize the diagram as "completely", not "fairly", useless. You're right. It is the click that is the trick.
Thanks for a simple how-to video!
thank you for the demonstration.
bought one without knowing how to use, so thank you very much!
You can buy them on our website (see description above).
Thank you! It's pretty clear instruction:D
Perfect. Thank you.
best tutorial ever.
Thanks for the help :D
i don't have a film picker.. :(
Thank you =) It was really helpful!
thank you so much!!!
Thank you!
Tnkx vr much!!!!
it didnt worked
I definitely need this!
Thank you :-)
Thanks, you're welcome :-)
You're welcome :-)
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