Getting started with your Paper Shoot.

How to turn on/off my camera?

There’s no need to worry about powering it on or off. Just one point : press the shutter, and you're good to go! The camera automatically turns on, takes the photo, and then switches itself off—all seamless and hassle-free.

How do I download the photos?

As a digital camera, all photos are saved to the SD card. To download them, simply connect the USB cable to your computer and transfer the files. Ensure the cable is securely connected, with a "click" sound.

Alternatively, you can remove the SD card from the camera and use an SD card adapter to download the photos.

How do I use the filters?

The Paper Shoot camera comes with 4 filters in order - Vintage, Black & White, Sepia, and Cool tone.You can switch between these filters by toggling the filter switch on the back of the camera. 

How do I take a video and a time-lapse video on my Paper Shoot camera?

To take a video on your Paper Shoot camera, plug it into a portable charger, switch to the third filter (Sepia), and press the shutter button. It will take a 10-second video!To take a timelapse, repeat the same steps but switch to the fourth filter (Cool). Let your camera take photos for 30 minutes for a 10 second timelapse!

How to troubleshoot your Paper Shoot?

Camera is making an error noise.

If the camera makes an error noise, it is functioning, and the issue is either a battery or an SD card error. 

Please take note of which LED light flashes when the error noise occurs to help establish what the issue could be:

  • Left LED light: Problem with the SD Card
  • Right LED light: Problem with the batteries
  • Both LED lights: Problem with the batteries

Camera is not responding at all.

If you have verified you are using fully charged, rechargeable batteries. Please follow the steps below:

  1. Remove the batteries from your camera, but leave the SD card inside
  2. Plug your camera into a power source (it must be a portable charger or a wall outlet, not your computer)
  3. Put the color filter setting on the back to the first setting
  4. Click the shutter button

Please Note: If your camera works while plugged in, your batteries are not providing enough power. Please charge or use a new set of rechargeable batteries. 

Camera lights up, but there is no shutter noise.

Your batteries are not providing enough power. Please charge or use a new set of rechargeable batteries.

I can't access my photos on my SD card.

Format the SD card before using it:

WINDOWS – FAT32 / MAC OS – exFAT

Check Before Use

1. Confirm that the Micro SD Card is inserted into the adapter and is unlock.

Format the SD with the following setting: MACOS

1. Click Disk Utility

2. Select your SD card or hard drive, and press the "Erase" button.

3. Select the format MS-DOS (FAT32)

4. After confirming, press the "Erase" button.

Format the SD with the following setting: Windows

1. Right-click on your memory card or hard drive.

2. Select the Fat32 (Default) format.

3. Press OK to erase all data on the SD card.

The timestamp on my photos is incorrect.

Before starting the timesync, please confirm whether your device is an 18MP camera because it only works with model 18MP or above.

For Windows

Please refer to this link - https://www.papershoot.com/pages/time-sync-mac-os

For Mac OS

Please refer to this link - https://www.papershoot.com/pages/time-sync-windows

I still can't find my answers here.

As we are only the distributor of Paper Shoot cameras in Thailand, we recommend contacting Paper Shoot's headquarters directly for technical assistance. Their team will be ready to support you. If you require repair services, you can send your camera to their headquarters for repairs. Please visit their website here or contact them via email at service@papershoot.com