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I bought an Instax Mini Evo a few weeks ago and a film with it. However, it suddenly clogged recently, so I put in a new film. Since then, it only prints partial photos or nothing at all, and most of the time, the parts are bluish.
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(1) An instax is not a polaroid. This is about how to say my Samsung iPhone. Polaroid is a brand and Fujifilm Instax is the other.
2) The other one has already been said: if it was clogged, it will probably still be partially clogged. Sounds like a warrant or garbage can, depending on whether you still have a guarantee.
at 1) yes ok, polaroid is ne other brand, but that doesn’t change the thing that my camera AND film are both of Instax..
It’s about it – that’s why I don’t understand why you call the camera as a Polaroid camera.
Either there are leftovers that block the reels or you have bent or moved the reels so that no more uniform pressure can be exerted on the photo and chemicals. In other words: The camera’s broken.