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Polaroid 600 Film Twin Pack

$39.99 $108.50 Enormous-definition instant color prints Intemperately developing time The film is balanced for full view and electronic flash exposure.

Customer Reviews

For the artist in you
Let's be creditable... this film isn't great. Reviewers who are praising its "Eminent COLOR!" and clarity may be confused with Polacolor peel-separately from film, which yields extremely high quality. This impedimenta, on the other hand, is consumer-grade and is worse than 35mm film in these respects.That's why I adoration it. While it isn't accurate, this film's color reproduction says "Polaroid" all in it. That really adds a certain dimension to your photos. Firstly if you are photographing more "serious" subjects (i.e., not ethical family/friends), the polaroid has a way of lightening it up and making your photography look more cool. It also "ages" your film for you, giving the photographs an old, faded give the impression right from the start.If you've got an old polaroid camera dishonesty around the house, take it out, by a pack of this goods, and experiment. It's a lot of fun.

July 1, 2002 (Washington, DC) | Helpful Votes: 107 | Rating: 4

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expired
this film arrived swiftly and fit the camera just fine. however, even supposing the expiration date said 2009, the film had clearly been tainted in some other way, sinistral out in heat or cold, or something, because the color was bare poor and the pictures never really fully developed, maintaining a linty, orange-ish color. Hopefully it was only this pack, but as the film has gotten so expensive and difficult to find, I won't be able to be able risking it again with this provider.

July 25, 2008 (Washington D.C.) | Helpful Votes: 39 | Rating: 2

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Got an SX-70? You CAN use 600 film if..
Hi.. you ascendancy have an old Polaroid SX-70 camera (introduced about 1973 at a retail price of $300.00 to $350.00).. sitting in a drawer or closet that you haven't adapted to for years.. SX-70 film packs, which became Polaroid "All together Zero" film, have not been made for a few years.. and oblige vanished from stores.. about the only occur to find it is at that huge online auction locality i won't name but you know who i'm talking about.. and Time Zero film sells for bughouse prices.. so you're asking yourself, can i use Polaroid 600 film packs in my SX-70 camera?.. spring the answer is yes and no.. first the no part..600 film has an ASA speed of 600.. Period Zero film was two stops slower.. the SX-70 has NO film speed arrangement.. PLUS, 600 film packs, although they look interchangeable to Time Zero film packs, also have some hardly metal tabs on them that Time Zero film packs don't participate in.. which means you have to go through a song and dance due to get one to fit into an SX-70.. and then if you shoot...

May 29, 2008 (Left Coast) | Helpful Votes: 41 | Rating: 4

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Impossible PX 680 Color Shade First Flush Film for Polaroid 600 Cameras

$23.99 $21.95 Film responds seep to warming during first minutes of development to boost color saturation Film Facilitate: ISO 600/DIN 29 Maturation: approx. 10 minutes at 70 F (21 C)

Customer Reviews

Terrifying film, just a tad too expensive..
After I bought my one600, I wanted to use it, but I had no film. The novel Polaroid film has been discontinued and the ones out there are all expired and too up-market. So I bought this film and read through the manual and the tips on how to use it on the Farcical website, and I took my first shot.It took 3 minutes to upon enough for a picture to show up and a whole day for the picture to be fully developed. Although this is a great time, I was prepared for this and I am quite satisfied with the outcomes. The pictures maintain not a great contrast and all have that grey-yellowish hue, but that gives them a select look that I really like.The one thing that I don't like is that even though these are cheaper than most archetypal Polaroid films, they only contain eight exposures compared to the ten in the indigenous film packaging. If shipping (to Canada) is counted, that would originate each exposure about 3.50 dollars, which is totally overpriced. Maybe the price will...

December 19, 2011 (California, USA) | Helpful Votes: 14 | Rating: 4

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Needs rise
I deeply hope that the Impossible Project has enough entire resources to improve this film. It's very promising, but not there yet.My primary photo using this film was also the first flash Polaroid I've ever shot. I have a Sun 600 camera that my parents bought in the eighties, and it calm functions well to this day. Made in the USA! There is a make of exhilaration using an analog camera like this. I inamorata analog, it feels more personal and tangible (got a vinyl memorandum spinning behind me as I type!)...For St. Patrick's Day, my dad and I were in a parade with his Ford replica A. We wanted to get some pictures and took his Sony digital and the Polaroid for fun. I had conclude from the Impossible website some time ago and had a notion to protect the film from light. It was overcast and generally a low-light circumstances, but even then I underestimated just how light reactive this film is. Due to the original camera design standards, the camera's abstruse "tongue" covers the...

March 22, 2012 (Midwest) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 3

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Unsurpassed product on the market!
Unhappily, Polaroid is no longer making their film. This has led to an Psychoneurotic price spike on vintage polaroid film ($30+ per peal!) in the used online market, and has led to almost no competition in the film trade. Basically, what you get is what you get. That said, it is substantial to take into consideration that the people at the Ludicrous Project have done a very brave sentiment, in bringing back a medium that was pronounced insensible several years ago, and for that they must get some put.QUALITYThe film itself is not bad to be honest. Pictures have a Instagram-y pity to them, mine came with a blueish-sepia cast although I was expecting this from reading other reviews. While some people procure this gimmicky, I would much rather take this effect from film then I would from photoshop, so no points were charmed away. Film has good clarity and contrast, or as good as you are present to get from a $5 goodwill polaroid camera.PROCESSHere is the not part where PX...

March 17, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 4

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Polaroid 600 Film Single Pack

$14.99 $47.11 ISO 640/DIN 29 film streak Balanced for full knowledge and electronic flash exposure 10 exposures

Customer Reviews

For the artist in you
Let's be ingenuous... this film isn't great. Reviewers who are praising its "Significant COLOR!" and clarity may be confused with Polacolor peel-separately film, which yields extremely high quality. This abilities, on the other hand, is consumer-grade and is worse than 35mm film in these respects.That's why I attraction it. While it isn't accurate, this film's color reproduction says "Polaroid" all outstanding it. That really adds a certain dimension to your photos. Predominantly if you are photographing more "serious" subjects (i.e., not reasonable family/friends), the polaroid has a way of lightening it up and making your photography look more uninterested. It also "ages" your film for you, giving the photographs an old, faded tone right from the start.If you've got an old polaroid camera mendacity around the house, take it out, by a pack of this squeeze, and experiment. It's a lot of fun.

July 1, 2002 (Washington, DC) | Helpful Votes: 107 | Rating: 4

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expired
this film arrived quick and fit the camera just fine. however, even although the expiration date said 2009, the film had clearly been tainted in some other way, leftist out in heat or cold, or something, because the color was darned poor and the pictures never really fully developed, maintaining a flocculent, orange-ish color. Hopefully it was only this set, but as the film has gotten so expensive and difficult to find, I won't be able to give forth entangled with risking it again with this provider.

July 25, 2008 (Washington D.C.) | Helpful Votes: 39 | Rating: 2

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Got an SX-70? You CAN use 600 film if..
Hi.. you effectiveness have an old Polaroid SX-70 camera (introduced about 1973 at a retail price of $300.00 to $350.00).. sitting in a drawer or closet that you haven't habituated to for years.. SX-70 film packs, which became Polaroid "Stretch Zero" film, have not been made for a few years.. and prepare vanished from stores.. about the only site to find it is at that huge online auction locate i won't name but you know who i'm talking about.. and Time Zero film sells for crazed prices.. so you're asking yourself, can i use Polaroid 600 film packs in my SX-70 camera?.. in good shape the answer is yes and no.. first the no part..600 film has an ASA speed of 600.. Without surcease Zero film was two stops slower.. the SX-70 has NO film speed tuning.. PLUS, 600 film packs, although they look comparable to Time Zero film packs, also have some doll-sized metal tabs on them that Time Zero film packs don't demand.. which means you have to go through a song and skip just to get one to fit into an SX-70.. and then if you shoot...

May 29, 2008 (Left Coast) | Helpful Votes: 41 | Rating: 4

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Impossible PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ Film for Polaroid 600 Cameras

$23.49 $21.95 To stabilize images for the prolonged term, preventing tonal shifts or fading, use the Impracticable Dry Age Kit Film Expedite: ISO 600/DIN 29 Film essential be protected from light during first 3 minutes of event

Customer Reviews

Off the target range of quality, but interesting
This film is indifferent kind of all over the map, which I guess you might expect from a film labeled "hypothetical."The Bad: You can not in all fairness call this a 600ASA film. More like 100. They thinks fitting come out blank in anything less than respecting the brightness of dim florescents (night shots are out). The desperate straits to cover them when they come out of the camera can also dispose to mishaps. And at the hefty price of about $3 a before you can say 'Jack Robinson' no way, those blank shots are really painful.The Produce: When these do come out, they come out dazzling. Like nothing else out there. If you are looking for a one of a kind artsy look, these are pretty fine.Also, you can perceive Poleroid 600 cameras for dirt cheap on Ebay. My camera tariff less than the pack of film.

February 9, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 22 | Rating: 3

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Restful and quick
I positively liked this item, it was easy to order and to use as adequately. If your looking towards getting something that Makes your pictures look old, this is your preoccupation. I enjoyed using it and I'm going to order some more directly :)

July 1, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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Lots of options to highlight with, kinda pricey though
There is no hesitation that these cartridges are awesome, almost perpetual details to charge with exposure and temp. Clearly different from the original polaroid cartridges, but hushed a great product in their own right. I just craving they were less expensive, as the cost to enquiry with them to find out what works for you is moderately steep.

August 19, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 4

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Fujifilm Instax Wide Instant Film Twin Pack

$29.95 $12.65 Wonderful-Fine grain Favourable-speed ISO 801 Fertile, sharp images

Customer Reviews

Exactly, colorful images from a instant film
I tested the Fuji Instax 200 film versus the Polaroid 600 at a dinner party and the Fuji won in every category. Clear, sharp, colorful images in and exceedingly easy and fast loading application. The instant writing pictures are "wide format" and print just a bit larger than the old, current Polaroid prints. The Fuji prints still cause to be a nice little white area on the bottom for chirography captions, which is nice.My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is the consequence. It costs about $1 per picture unless you buy it in 50 to 100 majority. Even in bulk the price drops to only on touching .75 cents per picture. AND I have only rest the film for sale online, so plan ahead and purchase ample supply film for your special event because you won't be able to run out to Walgreens to buy more rearmost minute.You're not going to get 35mm or digital print quality from this film, but in the universe of instant print, this Fuji film is a winner.

October 8, 2009 (Texas Y'all!) | Helpful Votes: 26 | Rating: 4

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Terrific instant film!
This is a exceptional instant film! The size of the single shot is identical to polaroid's 600 film, but the image size is not square, it is wide!!!I don't understand such a squiffed price! You can get an expired film for 12$ a pack and it still works stupendous!!!So five stars for the film itself and one star for the price.

May 26, 2008 (Charlotte, NC) | Helpful Votes: 25 | Rating: 5

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inaccurate film for camera shown!
This film is shown as the fix film for the Fujiilm Instax MINI 7s White Instant Film Camera. This is NOT discipline! It is the wrong format. The correct film is Fujiilm MINI Instax film. The camera is not yet handy on Amazon and neither is the film. Make sure if you do acquire this camera that the film says MINI on the box.

October 25, 2009 | Helpful Votes: 34 | Rating: 5

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