Vintage Polaroid Cameras

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 have been the biggest fan of Polaroid cameras since I was eight. I own many more vintage Polaroids, which require extra parts/pieces (separate flash, tripod stand, remote timer) but somehow this camera was able to pack all of this into one camera. Although the only lighting situation you should leave the exposure switch alone is in dark settings, otherwise make the photo darker. other than this, this is by far my favorite camera of all time!

Something to keep in mind: this Polaroid film is not suitable for vintage cameras. The difference is that this cartridge does not have an integrated battery, unlike the ones used by vintage cameras. Despite that, it remains a good option because it offers good image quality. Thanks for watching the video.

Works great on my vintage cameras.

worked perfect with my vintage polaroid 690 camera! Love the colour and texture so much !!!

love the vintage look and feel of this film, in a rectangular package, not typical polaroid square.

I’m doing a series and wanted an authentic Polaroid look. I’ve shot 1 pack through a vintage Polaroid 600 and they look great. I’ll keep buying as long as the camera works.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a vintage Polaroid camera from the 90s and it worked for it. It’s such a nostalgic experience to see the film get developed. It’s clear and crisp

I use this in my Instax 300 camera. The film is crisp and vibrant while also maintaining that vintage Polaroid feel. I prefer this film for landscape shots over the mini film.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This vintage look for the Polaroid film is so cool. It makes your photos look more vintage and older. I love the black and white film and took the photos so well!