Why can't I throw away the polaroid paper after shooting?

Polaroid photographic paper can't be dumped after shooting, which is related to the imaging principle. When it is released, the developer of the photographic paper will be activated, and it will be uneven if you dump the developer. Let it develop naturally.

A photo consists of a photosensitive substrate and a bag of drugs that can make the exposed substrate show images. When the door is opened, the film base is exposed to light. When the camera pushes the photo out, it breaks the medicine bag, which is film base development. ? Don't throw it, for fear that uneven liquid medicine will affect imaging. Don't put it in the sun, lest the photo fade quickly.

Nowadays, polaroid is rarely used because of the popularity of digital cameras, but there are still some petty bourgeoisie men and women who like to record their colorful life clips with polaroid.

When some friends come with Polaroid, they think the scenery is not very beautiful or the characters are always taken wrong. At this time, they can consider moving the camera position and wait until they feel suitable. When using Polaroid camera, people and scenery should be taken as the main part, supplemented by this. Before the photos are developed, you should pay attention to the place where they are stored, and don't damage them because of folding, and don't throw them with your hands, otherwise the quality and beauty of the photos will be affected. Macro photography is recommended. The storage environment of photographic paper should be normal temperature. If the temperature is too low, you can consider putting it in a wide and warm pocket to speed up the development.

If the photos taken are too dark or too bright, it is necessary to check whether the parameters set by the camera meet the requirements and then adjust them. When taking a selfie, you can adjust the angle and facial expression according to your own image in the close-up mirror. Too close or too far will affect the clarity of images and photos.

The last thing to say is the subject's point of view. Personally, it is not recommended to shoot directly, it will be too serious and inflexible. The subject can pose an appropriate expression and posture according to the style of the environment and surrounding scenery, which is relaxed and natural. Because our Asian facial features are generally flat, we can consider proper tilt and micro-side face to make the photos more stereoscopic.