It could also be that you covered up the flash with your hand or finger when taking an image at night so no light was able to illuminate your subject. If your film if overexposed it is possible that your has expired or has something wrong with it. Because of the way Instax Instant film processes itself, sometimes the chemicals in the film become expired or lose their potency. This can happen if the Instax film is expired or if the Instax film was not stored correctly . The good news is it should be easy to fix why your Instax Mini 9 is not taking photos by following one of the suggestions below: You were too close to your subject (less than 11.8 inches / 0.3 m) so the flash was too bright for your subject and also blurry

There are 3 reasons why all the lights flashing on the front of the Instax Mini 9 are flashing. The first is because the batteries in the camera are too low to charge the flash. However, remember to only replace the batteries in the Instax Mini 9 while the power is turned on or when the lens is extended. The second reason is the film wasn’t loaded correctly in the camera. The third reason is because there may be a paper jam inside the camera. Even so, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 is undeniably a camera that's both fun to look at and fun to use, delivering a satisfyingly analog experience in a mostly digital world with a minimum of fuss. You get one colour-matching accessory supplied with the camera, in our case a mint green wrist strap. Maybe more importantly for this target market, Fujifilm have also refreshed the design of the Mini 12, with a more inflated, iconic bubble shape and a wide array of colourways. The instax film is completely white and there is no image on the film. What Causes White Instax Film in Instax Mini 9?

As with any electronic device, dust and dirt can accumulate in the various nooks and crannies of the Instax Mini 9, so it is a good idea to keep it clean.

Once the film has been loaded, you should avoid opening the film compartment at all since instant film is light-sensitive once the dark slide has been ejected from the camera.If you think your film was exposed while placing it into the camera or before, then in the future make sure to no load your instant film in direct sunlight (such as a dark shadow or a low-light environment).