Not a replacement for Polaroid 600

After reading some reviews that said this film would work in Polaroid

cameras that took 600 series film I purchased it....

It 'does not' work....the thickness of the film cartridge is much thicker

than the 600 film cartridge thus it 'will not' fit in cameras that take

Polaroid 600 film.More detail ...

Lomography is a light-grabbing sport! Quick shutters small apertures fast subjects and low lights call for film that’s a little faster than standard 100 ISO. The last thing that Lomographers want to do is sacrifice any of their beloved Lomographic colours and effects for a little extra speed. Ideal for fast action and low light is Lomography's 400 ISO 35mm 36 exposure film.

• Super-fine grain color negative.


• Ultra-saturated with heavy blacks cutting whites and insane colors.


• High detail and fast 400 ISO.


• 24X36mm (35mm) 36 exposures

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professional (400)b/w film

This film is what i had expected. Professional quality at a great price; And it shipped early!More detail ...

Great little GIZMO!

Bought this when it went down to $49.99 and it was love at first try. It is so handy and the kids love getting a little photo instantly (the polaroid effect). Here are a few things to keep in mind:

1) most of the film that you will find now (until Christmas) will be expired - I called Polaroid and they said they are not discontinuing the line but they will not be sending out more film until Christmas 2009. you can buy film directly from polaroid - and they stated it won't be expired. Truth is - I bought 2 30 packs from Target yesterday (that were expired - at a discount) and they came out fine.

2) this is best used when you have an outlet - it is true - it doesn't last long on one charge

3) you can use your camera USB cord or anything that is Bluetooth enabled (even your phone or computer). The code is 6000 (I missed that on the instructions that I threw away). I used to think that I couldn't use anything that didn't have a USB cord but I was wrong - great thinking on the Bluetooth!

4) photos are best when they are facial closeups. Far away shots just don't look so great on 2x3 film

5) photos take around 20-30 sec to come out - and yes - the paper is hard to destroy and no ink mess!More detail ...

For the artist in you

Let's be honest... this film isn't great. Reviewers who are praising its "GREAT COLOR!" and clarity may be confused with Polacolor peel-apart film which yields extremely high quality. This stuff on the other hand is consumer-grade and is worse than 35mm film in these respects.

That's why I love it. While it isn't accurate this film's color reproduction says "Polaroid" all over it. That really adds a certain dimension to your photos. Especially if you are photographing more "serious" subjects (i.e. not just family/friends) the polaroid has a way of lightening it up and making your photography look more nonchalant. It also "ages" your film for you giving the photographs an old faded feel right from the start.

If you've got an old polaroid camera lying around the house take it out by a pack of this stuff and experiment. It's a lot of fun.More detail ...

Great little GIZMO!

Bought this when it went down to $49.99 and it was love at first try. It is so handy and the kids love getting a little photo instantly (the polaroid effect). Here are a few things to keep in mind:

1) most of the film that you will find now (until Christmas) will be expired - I called Polaroid and they said they are not discontinuing the line but they will not be sending out more film until Christmas 2009. you can buy film directly from polaroid - and they stated it won't be expired. Truth is - I bought 2 30 packs from Target yesterday (that were expired - at a discount) and they came out fine.

2) this is best used when you have an outlet - it is true - it doesn't last long on one charge

3) you can use your camera USB cord or anything that is Bluetooth enabled (even your phone or computer). The code is 6000 (I missed that on the instructions that I threw away). I used to think that I couldn't use anything that didn't have a USB cord but I was wrong - great thinking on the Bluetooth!

4) photos are best when they are facial closeups. Far away shots just don't look so great on 2x3 film

5) photos take around 20-30 sec to come out - and yes - the paper is hard to destroy and no ink mess!More detail ...

Great little GIZMO!

Bought this when it went down to $49.99 and it was love at first try. It is so handy and the kids love getting a little photo instantly (the polaroid effect). Here are a few things to keep in mind:

1) most of the film that you will find now (until Christmas) will be expired - I called Polaroid and they said they are not discontinuing the line but they will not be sending out more film until Christmas 2009. you can buy film directly from polaroid - and they stated it won't be expired. Truth is - I bought 2 30 packs from Target yesterday (that were expired - at a discount) and they came out fine.

2) this is best used when you have an outlet - it is true - it doesn't last long on one charge

3) you can use your camera USB cord or anything that is Bluetooth enabled (even your phone or computer). The code is 6000 (I missed that on the instructions that I threw away). I used to think that I couldn't use anything that didn't have a USB cord but I was wrong - great thinking on the Bluetooth!

4) photos are best when they are facial closeups. Far away shots just don't look so great on 2x3 film

5) photos take around 20-30 sec to come out - and yes - the paper is hard to destroy and no ink mess!More detail ...

Great little GIZMO!

Bought this when it went down to $49.99 and it was love at first try. It is so handy and the kids love getting a little photo instantly (the polaroid effect). Here are a few things to keep in mind:

1) most of the film that you will find now (until Christmas) will be expired - I called Polaroid and they said they are not discontinuing the line but they will not be sending out more film until Christmas 2009. you can buy film directly from polaroid - and they stated it won't be expired. Truth is - I bought 2 30 packs from Target yesterday (that were expired - at a discount) and they came out fine.

2) this is best used when you have an outlet - it is true - it doesn't last long on one charge

3) you can use your camera USB cord or anything that is Bluetooth enabled (even your phone or computer). The code is 6000 (I missed that on the instructions that I threw away). I used to think that I couldn't use anything that didn't have a USB cord but I was wrong - great thinking on the Bluetooth!

4) photos are best when they are facial closeups. Far away shots just don't look so great on 2x3 film

5) photos take around 20-30 sec to come out - and yes - the paper is hard to destroy and no ink mess!More detail ...

INSTAX MINI Film - Hi-Speed 800 ISO Super-Fine grain Vivid sharp images Fast Developing Image Size: 2.13" x 3.4" .More detail ...