Polaroid Sx 70 Electronic Flash

The best option out there to preserve your SX-70, 600 & i-Type Polaroid original pictures. It has always been recommended to keep these type of prints out of light to prevent fading, and this is the answer!

I use this film with a SX-70 camera. Apart from the Spectra/Image-Film, it's the only Polaroid integral film left on the market. Great, strong colors and, of course, the famous see-the-picture-as-it-develops-effect! Too bad it will be discontinued soon.

SX-70 film is suitable for vintage cameras like the Polaroid LAND 1000 and others like the ONE Step. Make sure your vintage camera accepts this type of film. This type of film is one of the most well-known from Polaroid and has a very retro aesthetic. If you are looking for that look, this is your film, and you should look for a Polaroid camera that can use it.

I bought these to archive my SX-70 type pictures. If you've used Impossible / Polaroid Originals film at all, you know they keep better if they're not out in the open air. Pictures slide into here and file in a notebook easily. Definitely useful for a not-so-common format.

This film is a bit on the expensive side (per shot, compared to Instax Wide), but the results are equally good. And it enabled me to use the venerable Polaroid SX-70, still arguably the best instant camera even today. Last time I used my Polaroid SX-70, I have to deal with either expired old film or use a plastic ND filter with 600 film (and cut off some plastic notches). It is great to be back with my old friend SX-70, using native film. Overall tonality and sharpness are pretty comparable to the old SX-70 film. I do need to under-expose by about one stop (using the dial), to get the best overall result.

I bought a 4 pack to be used on a Polaroid SX-70 to go along with my Peak Camera Strap. It's so easy to swap out my Peak strap between two of my cameras because of these anchors. The design is simple and the red interior will let me know when I'd need to replacement (haven't had that happen yet). I have anchors on a 360 camera and my keys too. I can remove items from the mounts with one hand and with the click I have confidence that they won't come undone. My only negative thought on these is that the thread on the anchors can be a little stiff, making it difficult to use on my Polaroid cameras because of the lack of space.

Works as promised on my 1980's SX-70 sonar. Note that the flash will not fire if there is no film in the camera. SX-70 auto exposure / flash is all 1970's technology. More hit or miss on the exposure than modern cameras.

Work well perfect for my sx-70

My 1973 high school graduation present was a Polaroid SX-70 camera that nobody knew how to use. I loved the camera then, an today in 2022, I still love this Polaroid camera. Thank goodness I am able to still purchase film for this camera. I ran out of film and my son was graduating that weekend. I ordered from B&H and received my stuff in 2 days. Thank you B&H Howard

Works as intended, was not expired even though Sx-70 film is stocked less often.