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That sucks. My last roll came back blank all but the first 5 photos. stupid lca.
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are you sure it was the camera, and not where you dropped it off at?
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It could be something as simple as needing new batteries.
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that sucks!
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to be quite honest you'd have notice summat up with the camera, since the shutter click and the click when the camera don't even have battery is noticably different.
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thats is sad....but your suppose to check your equipment before shooting for a trip...thats with any camera not just LCAs
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OUCH!! That means all were underexposed that is why the negatives showed up clear/transparent.
Check the battery first, If the lights in the camera shows up then it might be a sticky shutter problem.
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Daniel Y. Go edited this topic 47 months ago.
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yes the batteries, happened to me too and it was the batteries but i just lost a roll.
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I'll always take my fully manual Smena 35 just to make sure I have something that will work even if I'm out of batteries.
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I checked the batteries this morning and the little red light is coming on when I press the shutter. So I'm guessing it must be a shutter problem. Going to call the people today to book it in for repair. This is the first time I will be separated from my little Russian friend... The sadness continues....
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andyhewittlock [deleted] says:
I'll always take my fully manual Smena 35 just to make sure I have something that will work even if I'm out of batteries.
I just carry spare batteries.
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Too bad, very frustrating. Hope you get it sorted, although you will never recover those lost shots. I'll have a little cry for you!
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it's happened to a lot of us i'm sure... sticky shutters BOOO.
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What kind batteries did you use
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ALKALINE CELL GPA76. I don't think it's the batteries. On closer inspection it seems like it is in fact the shutter!!! Damn shutter!
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It happened to me once.
A friend told me : "It would have never happened with a digital camera".
So I did what he deserved. I punched him in the face.
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The lady at my printing place said exactly the same thing "You should use digital"....I would have explained the whole "I LOVE LOMO" story but I was very close to tears at that stage and wasn't very chatty.
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ALKALINE CELL GPA76 has a bad charge when its low. You should purchase SR44 Silver Oxide batteries they last five times longer and the charge of the battery is consistent til the battery dies out so the camera wont act all screwy when the battery is starting to get low. Thats what I think happened with your camera
side note: also SR44 is better for the enviroment
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