Polaroid 350 - Page 47

PICTU
RE
TROU
BLES
(Cont.)
TOO
DARK:
ALL
PTCTURES
Underexposed,
probably
because
the
L
lD
control
was
set
incorrecily.
For
pictures
outdoors
or by
d
irect
f
lash,
set
it
to Normal.
lf
that's
where
it
was
to
begin
with,
turn
it
toward
LtcHTEN,
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TOO
LIGHT:
ALL
PTCTURES
Overexposed,
probably
because
the
LID
control
was
set
incorrecily.
For
most
pictures,
set
it
to
Normal
posi-
tion.
lf
that's
where
it was
to
begin
with,
turn
it toward
DARKEN.
UNDEVELOPED
AREAS
IN PRINT
It may
be
a
single
blan
k
white
area
or
a
combination
of blank
areas
and
streaks
(orange
in
color pictures)
as
shown.
You
pulled
two
white
tabs
before pull-
ing
a
yellow
tab,
causing
uneven
spread
of the
developer,
jammecj
f ilm,
or de-
veloper
smeared
on the
rollers.
Always
inspect
and
clean
the
rollers
before
taking
more pictures.
lf no
yellow
tab
appears
when you
pu
ll
a white
tab,
never
pull
another
white
ta b.
Follow
the clirectiorr
s
on
page
28
Daylight pictures
will
be
badly
exposed
if
the
flashgun
is
plugged
in.
Check
that the
flashgun
is
not
plugged
in
when
makinj
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