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How do I change the batteries on a Polaroid 600 camera?

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The battery is in the film pack itself, so when you load a new pack of film, you load a new battery.

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I put the film in correctly and when I go to capture an image a red light come on. Does that mean my film cartridge is bad?

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No, it means the flash is charging. Wait for the light to go off and then take the picture.

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Why do I always get a gray blob on the bottom of my pictures?

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It's most likely caused by bad or expired film, but there could also be something wrong with your camera.

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I loaded the film, but when I take a picture, no film comes out. What should I do?

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It could be that the film is expired or the battery in the film pack has gone bad. There's also a possibility that the camera itself is broken.

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I took a picture and the exposure was completely blue. What should I do?

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You have to wait for the picture to develop. (The developing time should be written on the packaging of the film.)

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I removed the sticker tab on my spectra film. How can I best remove the film without the tab?

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You should be able to just grab the film cartridge by the edges and pull it out.

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