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How Do I Know When My Instax Camera Is Empty?

If you've been using your Instax camera for a while, you might wonder how to tell when the camera is running low or is out of film. To check and see how much film you have left in your Instax...

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7 Most Common Problems with Your Instax Mini 9 Camera and How to Fix Them

One of the most popular Instant film cameras of the last few years has been the Instax Mini 9 by Fujifilm. There are a few, common problems that users of the Instax Mini 9 can run into but the good...

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Why Does my Instax Camera Say S?

If you've been using an Instax camera to take instant photos and loaded film into your camera, you may have noticed that a letter "S" shows up in the film counter window of your camera. Your...

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What is the Best Way to Develop Instax Film?

Using Instax instant film can sometimes be surprising. Faded images, blurs, light streaks, crackles, color tints and even completely black or white images are common defects when your pictures aren't...

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How Do I Know Which Polaroid Film To Use?

Polaroid film is one of the most popular and loved photography mediums. There are 5 different types of polaroid film, and it is essential to ensure you use the correct type in your camera for it to...

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How Can You Tell If A Lens Is FX or DX?

When buying a new lens for your camera, it is important to know if the lens matches the sensor in your camera body. Nikon and other camera manufacturers have a distinct marker to know if the lens you...

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My name is Lee and I love photography and learning. I have always had a fascination with how things worked growing up to the detriment of our family electronics. I have pursued music and photography for most of my life and, in 2010, received a Master of Fine Arts in Photography.

In graduate school I found I have a deep passion for seeing the light bulb moment in others. This led to my career of a university professor teaching photography for the last 10 years in addition to being a working photographer. I started this website to learn more about film-based photography and to provide a resource for my students.

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