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Question: can the battery in polaroid instant film die?

I just bought a polaroid instant camera at a garage sale that came with film. The film expired in 98, but I heard you can still use expired film. when I put it in the camera, it didnt work. could the battery be dead or is the camera broken?
are all the batteries dead by now then?

Answer: it is possible that the battery has lost power, if left out in heat or very cold temperatures, aside from normal drainage, if you have a battery volt meter or tester you could check charge,
if so you could try adapting power source to assist in powering device for final usage,
~ there may be slight chance that theres bad connection , if you have other cartridges new or pre-used already, you could try reloading old blank, if you have blank photo, place in slot for camera to reset, 6v battery cell ,

polaroid instant film,

http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_film

http://www.ecnmag.com/article.aspx?id=128562&terms=thin%20battery

http://www.very-clever.com/camera-photo/4-pack

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Question: Does an HP M425 digital camera only work with a specific battery as alkaline or NiMH w / specific amph?

I have an HP M425 Digital camera from a friend. He thinks it is bad coz it wont turn on with normal AA batteries. He bought it second hand from a boot sale. Does it work if I, or alkaline NiMH batteries or use it really broke it. I read on the Internet that these types of batteries with this camera is compatible. I just will not get that my particular Types of batteries, only to find out it wont work coz the camera is really broken. This camera is HP Photosmart M425

Answer: it turns not even on the ordinary AA batteries, then there is something wrong with the camera. "Regular" would the batteries die quickly, but if you are new batteries not even the camera, it's dead.

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Question: My Nikon F55 35mm SLR doesn’t have cable release feature. How can I add that?

Answer: The F55 can use the Nikon MC-DC1 electronic cable release ($25 at B&H), and the Nikon ML-L3 remote control ($17 at B&H).

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Question: How to make a picture with Nikon ML-L3, when you have a Nikon D 60?

I have dark when the allocation is very dark, almost no light at all. I have a remote control Nikon ML-L3 and not work (maybe the batteries were sold with it is dead). The main question I have is to set the camera for remote control bulb is changing in time, why? How do I set that to have an exposure of 20 minutes? any better remotes or cable release to be received or trading it have? thank you very much for any help

Answer: 1. Make sure the batteries are fully functional remote control and camera. 2. Press the Menu button on the LCD. 3. 3 Go to the pencil menu graph on the left ( "Setting menu") 4. Scroll down to release the mode and press OK 5. Scroll to the bottom and select the option " remote rapid response "— 6. Turn the dial on the top of the camera to Manual exposure and slow until it reads" Time. "7. Alter opening / ISO to match the lighting conditions of your topic is in 8. Check your watch. 9. Press the shutter button of your Nikon ML-L3 to start the show. 10. Wait 20 minutes until they are past, then press the shutter button on the ML-L3 again to finish the show.

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