no1likhim

Trula.........there should be a red "EYE" on the rear of your camera.

the film will have numbers. ( I use kodak Porta 160 ASA) After

loading the film, you will see several things roll by as you advance

the film. The 1st exposure will sneak up on you the first time you do

this, so dont worry if you pass it and end up on #2. I did this my

first time. Then just advance each time to the next number. I keep a

piece of black tape over my "red eye" until i am actually advancing

the film, at which point i remove it to see the numbers. I do this

so that no excess light filters in and makes a cloudy pic. the newer

films are more sensitive (especially color)

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good luck

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Mike

Hi........I shoot with a brownie hawkeye flash model ((1950 - 61)

that is supposed to use 620 film. Let me assure you that 120 is the

same film, but is simply wound on different spools. All I have to do

is load the 120 into the camera as i would 620, and use one of my 620

spools for the take-up spool. I then take the exposed film to a local

pro shop and have them to save my 620 spool. they are very nice

about this.

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Good luck!!!!!

Mike