There is film in the Polaroid camera but it shows S. There is no response when pressing the shutter button. What should I do if the film does not come out after pressing the shutter button?

Polaroid cameras have always been very cheap, but the expensive part is the film. If you install the film and it shows S, but there is no response when you press the shutter, what is going on? For those who use Polaroid for the first time, there must be many questions. I suggest you read the article provided in this article, I believe it will be helpful to you.

The Polaroid camera has film but the S button is displayed but the shutter button does not respond.

It may be a battery problem.

Solution:

1. First check if the battery has any points, or if the battery is installed upside down or tilted. Remove the battery and reinstall it.

2. If it still doesn't work, then it may be a problem with the photo paper. The photo paper cannot be taken out. If it is taken out and exposed, the photo paper will be useless. Replacing it with new photo paper may be enough.

3. If it is a mechanical problem that cannot be solved by an individual, it should be sent for repair.

What should I do if the Polaroid camera does not print after pressing it?

Check or replace the battery

I have encountered the problem of the photo paper not coming out, but it was because I opened the cover before using up all the photo paper, and the outermost photo was exposed, causing the following ones to be unusable and unable to come out. What a pity. It's not as serious as yours. But you can go to Taobao and ask the sales, they should be able to answer your question.

There are errors in the specifications of the photo paper and mechanical operation problems... The battery life is also a factor

Why is the Polaroid photo pure white?

There are three reasons why the photos taken with Polaroid cameras are white. In summary, it is a problem of exposure time or inappropriate location selection.

1. It may be caused by opening the back cover or the exposure time is too long. You can try to adjust the exposure settings of the photo. Choose low exposure when there is sufficient sunlight.

2. The mode is wrong and the exposure is incorrect. The Polaroid camera needs to adjust the mode according to the weather and light conditions.

The Polaroid camera has five adjustable modes: indoor, cloudy, sunny, soon to clear, and hi-key.

In fact, it corresponds to 4 aperture values: F12.7 indoors, F16 on a cloudy day, F22 on a sunny day, F32 on a sunny day, and hi-key.

Under the same conditions, the aperture is brightest when photographed in indoor mode, and darkest when photographed in clear daylight mode.

The shutter speed of the Polaroid camera is fixed at 1/60 second, and the sensitivity of the photo paper is fixed at 800.

The Polaroid camera has automatic exposure metering, so just use it.

If you have a SLR and are not sure what mode to use, you can measure the light according to the above values.

3. The location chosen for taking photos is not suitable. When taking photos, you must choose a scene with brighter light so that the photos can be clear and beautiful.

Finally, choose a scene with a more vivid color contrast as the background for taking photos. This will make the shooting effect better and highlight the subject.