Conseils pour l'entretien des films par temps froid

Polaroid film is best stored in the fridge to keep that chemistry stable. When it’s time for your winter photoshoot, take it out and let it settle to room temperature (around 20°C / 68°F). Cold film = photos with a blue tint. So warm it up a bit, before you head out.

Like most of us, Polaroid film doesn’t love rain and sudden changes of temperature. Always load your film inside at room temperature to keep out the moisture and cold. If the film goes lower than 13°C (55°F), your photos can come out looking all chilly.

We all like to feel toasty when the mercury drops; your camera is no different. Prime it for catching winter moments by keeping it close to your body. Wrap it up in a cozy place like a scarf, hat, or backpack to keep it ready for action.

It’s the way you warm it. Once you’ve taken your winter pic, let it rest under the film shield for a few seconds, then gently place it in a pocket close to your body. Keep it straight; never fold, shake or bend the photo. Your body heat's just right to nurture a winter classic.