Polaroid Mint Shoot And Print Review

polaroid... worth the $per print.

Mint has made shooting Polaroid integral film into a much more controlled and creative endeavor! I own several folding Polaroid SLRs (SX-70, Alpha 1, Sonar, SLR680)...but, the Mint SLR 670 is by far my favorite of the bunch!

Just got a Mint Polaroid Camera and some Color and Black and White Film. What a nice change from shooting. I will never give up me d500's. But this is a different kind of art.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so unbelievably happy with this printer! I no longer have to carry around my bulky Polaroid camera with me. This printer makes it possible for me to just take the pictures with my phone, come home and print them out and still get that Polaroid feel to them. The instructions are very easy to follow and the app is easy to navigate. The image takes less than two minutes to print and the quality is fantastic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this printer. Polaroid photos are really fun get get easy printing. I have so many photos on my phone that I know can print out with editing. You can make holiday cards, food recipes, and add QR code content. A free app is used to print and edit the photos and so far easy to use. I’m really enjoying it!

Arrived promptly in mint condition. Easy to install and works exactly as it should. The print quality of this new Brother Printer is amazing, and B&H's prices are matched only by its top-level service. BTW, I am not an employee or contractor to B&H... just a happy customer in a rather good mood.

I bought a used version of this lens in used, but mint, condition. It is a "big chunk of glass" as my adult son pointed out. This lens allows you to shoot subjects that you wouldn't normally shoot. It turns the mundane into exciting! When I edit images from this beast and zoom in, it's like I found a new photo! I use it with a Canon 5DS r, on a tripod, at ISO 50. I'll capture several frames of the same subject but refocus each time, to hopefully get the focus correct. I've also just started exploring focus stacking and this lens is perfect for that. I come from the 4x5 world and this lens compares optically to my Schneider Kreuznach lenses. I just wish that I could tilt the Otus!

I've had success with this film. I shoot it at ISO 640 on my Mint SLR670-X and have had no problem. You must spend the $10 on the frog tongue to shield the film from the light after it ejects from your camera. After removing the single exposure from your camera put it in your camera bag for 20 minutes to allow it to develop completely. Store the film flat in your fridge. If you shoot it when the temp is above 82 F, you may have unpredictable results.

I own an SQ40 and a Mint TL70 Plus+ that I shoot this with. Image quality is miles ahead of the competition even when compared to shots taken on my i2 with any competitor film. Biggest issue is I burn through this stuff multiple packs at a time. Good to be Fuji. The mono film is particularly good with excellent tones and contrast.

I used this paper to print photos with Polaroid Pogo Printer. Qality of photos was very good