Do you use film for this camera? im new to this stuff sorry
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I'm sorry that it appears like I gave you the wrong answer before. I was thinking of the Canon EOS T2 which is digital. The Rebel T2 is a 35mm film camera. It is a personal preference but my opinion is that film camera's are a thing of the past unless you have a specific purpose that you need it for.
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No. This is a digital camera. You will need a memory card to put in it to record you pictures on as you take them. The good thin about digital is you do not have the added expense of film processing and you can view your images right away. If you don't like it delete it and take another one. Or you can take multiple images and then review them and delete the one's you don't want.
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No. you have to buy the specific camera for this particular film. The film is much smaller than the regular old Polaroid cameras. But decent pictures and instant.
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No. This film for the land camera. It's the kind you pull & peel off, not the automatic type.
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YES, I store it on my camera then turn it to use it. The others said no, I hope I understood your question.
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I believe they use the same film since theres only like one type of film available (mini). As for the model numbers, the higher the number the more "advanced" the camera is. http://instax.com/products/camera/
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Greetings!I suppose it's a low budget film. Unless you have good illumination, I don't recommend it under low light environments. The Lo-Light mode has a bad performance.Also remember this is not a professional camera. Good luck in your project, hope I can watch it when released.
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I didn't. But I guess that depends on how often and for what purpose you intend to use it. I've used it for simple short videos and then I download them to my computer and delete them off the camera. If you needed the additional storage I guess you should.
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Yes. It comes with film editing software. It is on the disk that comes with the camera. Other free editing software, if you prefer - download Picasa or Gimp. Google to find them. You only need one or the other, not both - OR just use what comes with the camera. it works fine also. Picasa and Gimp are both free and both do a good job.
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thanks, I think I will just upgrade to the newest rebel. My current rebel is digital, not film.
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I don't know because I'm not that sophisticated about film and cameras. I hardly use that camera any more. Much easier to use iPhone these days.
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Interesting question. I bought three rolls last late spring for an old under water camera....while on the trip the camera sprung a leak and despite my efforts to get the film out of the camera without exposing the film i failed. I know i have at lthe other two rolls sitting in my drawer. The tricky part is finding some place to develop that film. I did locate a walgreens locally who was able to develop it but i never got that far....if you are interested i would sell them both for ten dollars. I originally paid forty for three rolls. Barbara. Email is weazer2@verizon.net
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make sure to read the film loading directions carefully, film has to be loaded when camera is on. If camera still doesn't work try maybe taking it in to a camera store and seeing if they can help you. If that doesn't work I would send it back. I just bougt this camera and I am not having this issue, so once you eliminate user error you may have received a glitchy one.
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Judging from the question itself and your grammer, the selection of a camera is the least of your wories. From what I expect you to produce, purchasing this camera will allow you to make your "horror film" and not waste your money
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Sorry I just use for my photography. I have not used my camera for video. I have old Fuji 5 mp that takes the best video of anything I have ever used even new sony. I still use the old xd Fuji.
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Actually, I bought the wrong type of film when I purchased the camera for my 8-year old niece. It appears that what's available has expired, but I'm going to purchase one anyone if I'm unsuccessful finding it at a local camera shop.
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I wish I could help you, Paul R. When I purchased this brand of film, it was as a gift and the recipient told me what her camera needed. I no long interact with this person. Again, I apologize for not being of any help to you. I do have one suggestion, go on the KODAK website, that may be of some help to you.
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I uploaded mine to my computer then from there I burned to a dvd disc. Verified they were on the dvd and discarded the 8mm tapes. Its been awhile since I now have a different camera.