How to store polaroid film once it has been inserted in a camera?
Q. I was wondering the best way the store polaroid film once it has been inserted in a camera? I have a Polaroid Cool Cam using 600 film. Is it possible to remove the film if, say, you only want to take 2 pictures, and then store it in the fridge? Or does the film remain perfectly fine if simply left in the camera with the camera stored in a dark, cool place? Thanks! So any idea as to how long it will last if I leave it in the camera and store appropriatly? Thank you both! :)
Asked by Emma L - Sun Feb 15 08:20:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You should keep it in the camera. The solution used for developing the photo is stored in that strip at the bottom of the photo . The rollers on the camera squeeze out the solution when it is forced out . So it is sealed.Best to keep it that way. It is as safe as it would be sitting in a store. When I discovered my parents camera , the film was over 5 years old and it worked fine. I don't know how long it will last , but it should last a long time. I know I have left it in for a year. If you remove it, it will definetly ruin (expose)one picture . By the way , shaking it does NOTHING to help develope it , again the solution is contained within the picture so the air never reaches it.
Answered by wazat - Sun Feb 15 08:25:53 2009

Liquor store oklahoma. Just signed letter of intent. Any tips on what I need to do to open it up with 70k?
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