20 Most Recent Polaroid 600 Film Camera Questions & Answers

This is due to an old photo pack as they're all past the use by date now: the battery built in to it had just enough power to eject the protection sheet and take a photo, but then went flat. There's nothing you can do to remedy this unless you fit an external battery pack. There are no kits to do this with, you have to rig something up on a DIY basis but it is fairly simple with a few basic tools and a little ingenuity. The original batteries were 6v and the camera works at 4.5v; the higher voltage gives a bit of leeway as the battery slowly discharges whilst the film pack is stored and unused.

You certainly have a vivid imagination. I think the technical term is 'broken' - repair would be economically unviable.

It uses the common 35mm film (also known as 135), DX-coded with ISO from 25 to 3200. If you need a manual, you may view one at Pentax 145M Super User Manual

Have you checked the white balance in your camera settings?

If the batteries are ok, and you have followed the instruction manual to the letter then I would sugest you take it back from where you got it?

There's a battery included in every film pack. The camera does not take a separate battery.

What button on top?You can download the manual here.

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.