Can i keep the remaining photo paper inside the device when not in use? Or should i seal them away elsewhere?
2030683
They zinc photo paper is not like Polaroids. So it should be fine inside the device.
2030684
It's okay to leave in printer when not in use, but I find that removing all but one page works best when printing.
628668
I have important papers inside however I read in a past review you should place in some kind of plastic because it can get moist.
1010759
Typically these pages are designed to allow the photographer to make contact prints of the 12 images, so you wouldn't store negatives back-to-back. You could very well cause some damage to the emulsion side of the negative if you tried to fit more than one into the same slot. Standard three-hole albums will work well for these pages. Hope this answers your questions.
418892
Make sure nothing is jammed in there No torn piece of paper ? Never had problem
681067
Honestly, you can't. However, the shutter release seems to have very little drain on the batteries so unless you leave them in while storing it for a long time, it'll probably still work.
1079322
I wish I could tell you. I don't know where mine is either. I went ahead and scanned the photos without the sleeve. It did affect some of the photos and other photos were fine. I didn't have any damage to the original photos but sometimes there would be streaks in the photo after scanned. I used the pictures the way they were. I'm no professional and don't care if the photos don't look professional. They look find for the slide show I created.
1121863
That's a good question. The problem with photos is you don't discover something is wrong until later when it is too late. Our wedding pictures have two parallel lines running across them, which were probably left by the wheels of the drying machine as they went through. You might go to a photo shop and ask if they have any paper you could slip between the photos. Good luck.
168672
It has a "plastic-wrap sheet" that comes over it and sticks...peels off. I did not throw that away. When I make a picture display, I put the plastic back over the whole board to protect the photos and the cardboard. I also store it that way and put it back in the box, so dust isn't really an issue for me.
1206310
A micro USB will prevent it from closing. Your best option is to get a micro SD card with 8-32gb and use it. Assuming I'm on the same page as you by you using your micro USB as a memory storage.
748738
I did not take any paper off of the battery. The small square optional battery cover is not meant to be used when you have the zerolemon battery in. I watched a YouTube video to see how to use it.
802745
You may have to reset your device by using a paperclip on the small hole on the side.
393555
I have been able to delete and add files to this - and add to files I had stored before. I don't think there's a way to write-protect it. If there is, it's hidden somewhere! These are great for carrying photos to someone else's computer, and then adding their photos to it as well. HTH
823390
What I have found to keep them clean, and thus longer lasting is to: 1. use clean water on the pads before application. It also helps with the connection during use. 2. Put the pads on the white storing unit. 3. If you are using the two set unit, like I do, also use the clear plastic that you pulled off the pads to store them back on. Don't worry about the paper on one side, it does not adhere to the pads.
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i'm sure they would work for your photos. it simply absorbs the moisture from the air in an air-tight container. not sure how long they would last, but, i would just experiement with it and check them once a month or so. i believe you can also re-use them once you've dried them out again. there may be instructions in the bag for that or look on-line. i'm sure you could find that information out. sorry i don't have any more on that subject. good luck.
2029335
The pictures load from the outside. I've never had any issues w/ photos falling out. I just tipped one of my albums to see - all secure. The 4x6" photos are snug enough to not fall out. I've filled about 20 of these albums & am very pleased.
848770
I believe it could be removed (and re-used ) very easily as it is not excessively sticky. Keep in mind that this paper is not high gloss like some other photo paper, it will not look quite as good as some stickers.
1103657
The photos I have in there now are secure, and the only way they have come out is by turning the page upside and shaking vigorously. I just tested an empty 4¼" x 5¾" envelope and shook it upside down. It came out much easier than the photo. I suspect if they are filled envelopes and are slightly bigger, it would be more secure in the flap.