Flash i was taking pictures at night on a trip and the flash on my polaroid i733 7.0 would not work

Not being able to take pictures _at night_ likely has nothing to do with your SD card. If the SD card works during the day, it should be fine at night, too.
Any camera needs some light to take pictures. Many use flash to take night time pictures, or infra-red (IR) lighting. I don't know your camera well enough to know if you have either or how to configure how to turn that on.

The Polaroid 600 doesn't have an automatic flash. To use the flash, insert the flash bar into the flash socket. To turn off the flash, remove the flash bar. Refer to the manual.
If you have a different camera, please reply to this post and give the model number.

Hello,
At nights you should careful at these points.
1. If you take pictures when the camera is on your hands, ISO number of the camera must be increased to higher numbers. This lets the light come in to the lens easily.
2. If it is possible, a tripod is highly recommended to use. If a tripod is used, at that time,the best picture can be taken.
3. Hand Shake resistance speciality of the camera must be used.
4. Flash must be used. But with no flash and using tripod will give you the best results. If there is an action in the frame flash must be used.
5. While using tripod the best pictures can only be taken with self-timer.

acoustic solutions lcd tv when i switch it on the screen flashes blue, green then red no picture??? it was working ok last night any ideas?

It is the sensor on your flash.

set auto white balance, or use a small paper in front of camera, seems like your camera is defective.

Sometimes the flash will be disabled when the battery is low in order to save power. Charge the battery fully and start up the camera.

At the top of the display, second from the left, you should see a symbol that contains a lightning bolt. This indicates the flash setting. Press the right side of the circular button until the symbol matches the picture on that button (just the bolt, no eye or A or anything). Now the flash is set to forced on. Try taking a picture.

If the flash still is not going off, something is broken. Call Polaroid. They may replace it if you have a receipt (as long as it's not refurbished or over a year old).

Maybe battery is working but barely. Try using another film pack. Make sure usin a new film pack something like Impossible Project 600 Film packs.




Anyway unless you are a collector or it has some sentimental value I would move to one of these new Instant Cameras . These cameras work better and new Polaroid film and Instax film are way better. Twice or more cheaper too.

In photo editing programs there are Hue settings where you can easily fix that problem. There are off course night lens filters but not for amateur cameras.

My camera is Praktica DC5.0 megapixel. The green light comes on when i want to take pictures, but the flash doesn't work