frame counter

The key to its operation is one or more frame counters.

The white frame counter appeared at the bottom of the screen.

The frame counter is incremented only with film in the camera.

This model introduced a hinged back and a frame counter.

The digital frame counter at the bottom of the screen showed that this shot had been taken only a second later.

The frame counter resets automatically whenever the back is opened.

The M2 lacked the self-resetting film frame counter of its predecessor.

The frame counter is also blocked, thus preserving the correct frame count.

The automatic frame counter resets only if the shutter is released before opening the back.

Automatic frame counter placed under a magnifying glass, which resets when opening the back.

It has the frame counter of the M3, with automatic reset after reloading.

The frame counter needed to be reset manually.

Successive frames use just single data byte for the sequence counter and the frame counter.

In use, the Retina Reflex frame counter works down from 35 (or 20) to 0, at which point the film advance locks.

Both units also have a second shutter release for vertical format shooting, and a subtractive frame counter.

This redesign made a new camera case design necessary, leaving additional space for the frame counter, and the frame reset slider.

The frame counter dial rotates during rewind as long as the film passes the sprocket wheel drum.

At least I was until I glanced down at the frame counter and noticed that it was set at "0."

Another external change was the addition of an LCD frame counter on the top plate between the wind lever and the shutter-speed dial.