Choosing the right film for your Polaroid camera

[@MaximusPanin]

It is a pity that we have stopped the production of films for the Spectra Pro. Many still have these beautiful cameras in excellent condition!

[@1CONOCLA5T]

PLLLEEEAAASSSEEEEE bring back pack film! I'm still mad a Fuji for discontinuing it!

[@AeromaticXD]

RIP Spectra

[@julsoon08]

what film can i use for my polaroid land camera - aside from the fp100?

[@youtumax1996]

Polaroid you should modify your refurbished 600s to use i-type, it’s super easy and there’s tutorials online you just sodder a battery holder on the power intake brackets that connect to the films batteries It would save us customers a lot of money, it would save the earth from a ton of thrown away batteries and it would justify the price of your refurbished cameras

[@chayennebernhardt5965]

what film can i use for polaroid image system?

[@alexsubscriptions960]

i plan on getting the one step + camera so i was just wondering does it make a difference which film i choose and also which one would you recommend the i type or the 600 type

[@janulmann3232]

Yes, the 600 film is slightly better than the i-type, because it doesn't overexpose as much and is also sharper than the i-type. BUT the i-type is still amazing and is the cheapest which helps a lot

[@stepangiga8696]

I always was interested are there any quality photo difference between 600camera and one step +camera, or are they the same????/. pleaseeee answerrr

[@stepangiga8696]

@@PolaroidOriginalsthank you so much 🥳🥳

[@linusw]

I'm pretty sure from what I've seen, 600 film takes a little bit extra time to sharpen up the image, where as SX-70 film is almost immediatley sharp and clear.

[@metrox5044]

Bring back spectra film!!!

[@stepangiga8696]

and when willl be the spectra color film ???

[@stepangiga8696]

Polaroid Originals thanks for answering 🙏

[@toysgowild]

I bought the one step 2 but I see all my photos looks red very very warm I use I type film don’t know what’s happening I’m very sad 😔

[@samialmosadder1767]

toysgowild you are covering the flash with the fingers it’s on you not Polaroid

[@linusw]

Typically, if you're pictures are a warm red or orange that means you are shooting in a warm temperature, To fix this you can put you're film in the fridge before use so it stays cool, just don't leave the film in for too long!

[@MP-mz4lt]

do you know what kind the m60 uses !

[@bl0xypl3b97]

i don’t think polaroid originals (now polaroid) makes film for the earlier cameras before the SX-70. i don’t even think a company makes film for the camera anymore 😭

[@diegoangel77]

excellent video

[@peterproductions5015]

What type of film goes in the original onestep?

[@Simonsssssssss]

Peter Productions sx-70 I think

[@linusw]

SX-70 Film.

[@therestorationofdrwho1865]

Reproduce type 20 swinger roll film!!!

[@12Lanye]

Please! Bring back the I-Zone film 😭💔

[@V2K.04]

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