Harvey Norman Polaroid Printing

That lens is perfect for travail ! Not too Harvey !

I have bought off brand batteries but have found the norman the best.

I take a lot of photos of people and always try to give my subjects prints, and with the impossibility of polaroid and typical expense of printing, this set is a very good solution. Prints are made swiftly and with near perfect quality. The colors are sometimes a bit off from what is seen on the screen, but there's always some finagling to be done in printing photos.

This is the perfect tool for printing photographs on Instax Wide film. ( I purchased it as a compliment to the Polaroid Lab.). Fuji's color chemistry is, in my opinion, superior to the new Polaroid in terms of sharpness and color fidelity. It is supremely easy to use, with far better software than the PolLab. Each has it's own charms, of course; but for ease of use, software flexibility, and color performance-and net cost per image-I think this product is the best on the market for it's intended purpose.

I'm using it on my old norman lighting and It works just as expect it

The old batteries died and these gave my Norman Light new life.

polaroid... worth the $per print.

I love this Polaroid sooo much!!

Cute polaroid pictures!

I bought a several of these C cell alkaline battery packages to donate to the Hurricane Harvey relief/recovery effort. I know from past experience that RAYOVAC batteries are reliable, and the re-sealable packaging should make them less susceptible to environmental exposure; although I don't think they'll remain in the packaging very long. The quantity packaging is also easier to ship than individual batteries or battery pairs. Looks like I might have to get more, to send to some of the other disaster sites.