Will a Polaroid fade when it comes out? How long can it be stored?

Yes, I want to keep it for a long time without yellowing or discoloration; Wash out** to glue or wash the kind of frosted **, wash out ** to buy a good photo album to give them up, put them in a dry place, and your camera is "Polaroid."

You can save your favorite **** files (put them in the computer, or engrave them into a CD).

In this way, even if the washed out ** is yellow, or discolored, you can copy your ** file and go to the photo studio to wash it out again.

In general, the shelf life of Polaroid is 10-20 years, provided that the correct way of preservation is taken.

It will turn yellow, and the instruction manual says that it can be stored for 15 to 20 years.

Don't overdo plastic, because over-plastic will produce high temperatures at the same time, Polaroid.

**I am most afraid of high temperature and sun exposure, so it is good to put a photo album at ordinary times, avoid high temperature and sun exposure, and it can be stored for more than 10 years.

Polaroid ** Ways to preserve it for a long time are:

Do a good job of moisture and sun protection, and the color will not fade. Put it in a safe place, buy a photo album and wrap it.

Remake a fresh Polaroid** or scan it with a better quality scanner to convert it into an electronic version. If you want to remake, you need a camera with macro function (point-and-shoot is fine, iPhone) will do, and then you need to have a good stabilization system, a tripod. Then, within the permissible range of hidden macros, shoot in parallel.

Polaroid** lasts for 5 to 6 years.

Potato Macro Edition: Fuji Kitty Polaroid.

Polaroid** is different from its number of cameras, its imaging method uses chemical imaging, which determines that it will be affected by the surrounding environment relatively large, unlike the SLR that can be stored for a long time or even permanently, and the good preservation of Polaroid ** is generally not too big in 5 to 6 years.

However, it is inevitable that there will be fading and yellowing. The plastic packaging of the SLR can be stored for a long time or permanently, and the biggest disadvantage of the Polaroid is that it will yellow and fade. If you want to extend the preservation time of the Polaroid**, you can put the ** into the album, which can play the role of isolating oxygen and greatly extend its lifespan.

Or you can take it to plastic.

How do I store Polaroid paper?

It is best not to put the polaroid in a place with high temperature or strong light, which will change the elements in the polaroid, and then make the color change abnormal. Polaroid** can be scanned with a good quality scanner and then converted into an electronic version to be stored forever.

If you don't press the shutter, you can take it out and wrap it for next time. Because the new paper needs to press the shutter to spit out the first piece of blackout paper. So if you haven't pressed the shutter, you can just open the machine and take it out.

But if the blackout paper has been spit out, it is best to operate it in a dark environment, otherwise the first photo paper will **.

If you keep it in a photo album, you can keep it for a long time to avoid moisture.