Print Like A Polaroid Picture

polaroid... worth the $per print.

To print picture.

Like all things Polaroid, this is a challenge to use. Double exposures can only be automatic, so you have to make sure the metering sensor at the bottom of the lens can see while you half-press the shutter; then you can rotate the filter to your desired orientation, perhaps refocus by rotating the selector dial left, then finally shutter. I had to pluck the handle off so I could rotate the filter the whole way around. And I recommend using a silver or white marker to mark the outer rim of the filter that lets light through. If you don't do that, you have to turn the camera towards you to set the orientation while holding the shutter half-pressed. Plus, if you screw the filter all the way down, it binds a little when you try to rotate it with one hand, which of course you must; so I recommend leaving it a turn unscrewed. This may sound like a 3-star review, but I'm just so glad I didn't have to figure out how to 3D print something to make double exposures easy.

Decent film for use with the Fuji instax camera. Like the old days of Polaroid cameras, though the result is a bit smaller, a bit better.

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

Like most others, I use this to read small print. Print seems to keep getting smaller, and my eyes keep getting worse... The magnifier is a good quality product. Lens is clear and undistorted as far as I can tell. I'm thinking careful use will keep it from getting scratched as easily as a plastic magnifier. The handle/frame also seems well designed and well made. It's comfortable with a nice rubber-like texture. Price was right also. Good product.

I've shot more rolls of this film than I can count. It produces a great quality print but also has that old polaroid film feel (which I love) and great color. Definitely my number one choice for polaroid film due to the price + quality. Check camera settings to make sure the exposure is set properly, otherwise you can get really over or underexposed images, but other than that, this film is great.

This little gizmo has drastically improved my client relations. It's so fun to be able to print a polaroid right in front of their eyes after an engagement session.

You can only use this paper with the Polaroid GL10. It is a great product to use with it. I bought the GL10 for the main reason that I do not print too many pictures and I do not print them that often. Therefore, I couldn't buy a picture printer with ink for fear it would dry out and the GL10 doesn't use ink it uses only this paper. I paper will not dry out and it will always be able to use plus it it not that expensive its only luke $20 for a pack of 30.

There isn't much that needs to be said about zink paper. The only thing that I would like to see with future polaroid products would be the ability to have more accurate colors. The paper does not seem to want to print out black, if you print a black and white picture on this paper it will come out purplish. when printed out in color it is much less of an issue.