I took good photos on my Olympus Infinity Zoom 180 — I believe. I took it to CostCo to get developed, since I favor their quality of printing. But the problem is that the roll came out complete blank!

Is this my cameras fault? First time this has happened to me. Did it not capture any of my photos onto the film, or is there another explanation? I did not expose any of the roll it to light. But i did, would only that exposed strip of the film be ruined, or does the whole canister go bad as well?

I heard the film advance and wind every time I took a shot. I know I loaded the film correctly... it was placed into the winder thing, and I heard it advance into shot one. I have also used this camera before with no problems.

I took good photos on my Olympus Infinity Zoom 180 — I believe. I took it to CostCo to get developed, since I favor their quality of printing. But the problem is that the roll came out complete blank!

Is this my cameras fault? First time this has happened to me. Did it not capture any of my photos onto the film, or is there another explanation? I did not expose any of the roll it to light. But i did, would only that exposed strip of the film be ruined, or does the whole canister go bad as well?

I heard the film advance and wind every time I took a shot. I know I loaded the film correctly... it was placed into the winder thing, and I heard it advance into shot one. I have also used this camera before with no problems.

I took good photos on my Olympus Infinity Zoom 180 — I believe. I took it to CostCo to get developed, since I favor their quality of printing. But the problem is that the roll came out complete blank!

Is this my cameras fault? First time this has happened to me. Did it not capture any of my photos onto the film, or is there another explanation? I did not expose any of the roll it to light. But ifIi did, would only that exposed strip of the film be ruined, or does the whole canister go bad as well?

I heard the film advance and wind every time I took a shot. I know I loaded the film correctly... it was placed into the winder thing, and I heard it advance into shot one.

I took good photos on my Olympus Infinity Zoom 180 — I believe. I took it to CostCo to get developed, since I favor their quality of printing. But the problem is that the roll came out complete blank!

Is this my cameras fault? First time this has happened to me. Did it not capture any of my photos onto the film, or is there another explanation? I did not expose any of the roll it to light. But i did, would only that exposed strip of the film be ruined, or does the whole canister go bad as well?

I heard the film advance and wind every time I took a shot. I know I loaded the film correctly... it was placed into the winder thing, and I heard it advance into shot one. I have also used this camera before with no problems.

I took good photos on my olympus infinity zoom 180 i believe... I took it to costco to get developed since i favor their quality of printing.. But the problem is that the roll came out complete blank! Is this my cameras fault? First time this has happened to me. Did it not capture any of my photos onto the film or what is the explanation? I did not expose any of it in light.. But if i did would only that strip if the film be ruined or does the whole canister go bad as well?

In addition... I heard the film advance and wind everytime i took a shot! In addition.. I didnt load the film incorrectly.. It was placed into the winder thing & i heard it advance into shot 1

I took good photos on my Olympus Infinity Zoom 180 — I believe. I took it to CostCo to get developed, since I favor their quality of printing. But the problem is that the roll came out complete blank!

Is this my cameras fault? First time this has happened to me. Did it not capture any of my photos onto the film, or is there another explanation? I did not expose any of the roll it to light. But ifIi did, would only that exposed strip of the film be ruined, or does the whole canister go bad as well?

I heard the film advance and wind every time I took a shot. I know I loaded the film correctly... it was placed into the winder thing, and I heard it advance into shot one.