Polaroid 600 Film Printer

Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film (8 Exposures)

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This pack of Color 600 Instant Film from Polaroid contains eight sheets of film for use with Polaroid 600-series cameras. Producing natural, yet vibrant colors, this ISO 640 film offers a classic instant film look with its glossy 3.1 x 3.1" image area and traditional white borders. Each shot develops in 10-15 minutes after exposure, and the film should be stored in a cool, refrigerated, but not frozen, place before use. Additionally, even though this film features a built-in battery to power 600-series cameras, it can also be used with i-Type cameras that feature their own camera battery.

For Polaroid 600 and i-Type Cameras Classic White Frame Image Area: 3.1 x 3.1" ISO 640 Rich, Natural Color Reproduction Glossy Surface Finish Built-In Battery for 600-Series Cameras Development Time: 10-15 Minutes

Parameters
Film Format	Polaroid 600
Film Type	Color
ISO/ASA Film Speed	640
Image Area	3.11 x 3.11" / 79 x 79 mm
Image Shape	Rectangle
Film Size (W x H)	4.21 x 3.46" / 107 x 88 mm
Border	White
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.23 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.9 x 4 x 0.9"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can anyone confirm that this film will work in an old Polaroid 100 Land Model Camera?

A: Sorry, it won't work with a 100-series Land Model camera. You'll need 100-series packfilm.

Q: 2. I have a Polaroid 690, and the original discontinued Polaroid film created gorgeous vibrant color saturated and sharp images. Every re-release of the Polaroid film I've tried over the years claims "authentic" Polaroid color, but it's just washed out and shifted to green/yellow. Does this film really live up to original gorgeous Polaroid color?

A: The following is a reply listed on the manufacturer's website in their "Information" (FAQ) section: When Polaroid wound down their analog instant photography business in 2008, a number of chemical suppliers that existed solely to provide Polaroid with chemistry for film production went out of business. And over the course of the last decade some of the chemistry used in film production became unavailable for commercial use. The Impossible Project faced the challenge of reinventing analog instant photography with the chemistry available, and over the past nine years has been gradually improving the processing and quality of instant film. So while we still aren’t back at the 5 minute development time (yet!), that you may remember from back in the day, the new Polaroid color film is the best to come out of the Enschede factory since Impossible took it over in 2008 - with improved sharpness and definition, development time down to 15 minutes and the same quirky, magical Polaroid aesthetic that people have always loved.

Q: 3. whats the difference between the film that has a battery and the polaroid film that doesn't ? is it just that you can only use this with a camera by polaroid?

A: The Polaroid Color i-Type Instant Film (5-Pack, 40 Exposures) is compatible with Polaroid i-Type cameras, including the OneStep 2, OneStep+, the Polaroid Now, and the Polaroid Lab. Because it is battery-free, it won’t work for vintage Polaroid cameras.

Q: 4. Does this film work wit the Polaroid One600?

A: Yes, the Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film is compatible with Polaroid 600 OneStep Cameras.

Q: 5. On the website, Polaroid claims I can run 600 film in an SX-70 with the the flash. Is this true?

A: While I am not certain what you might've read, it is likely the opposite, as 600 film is much more sensitive to light than SX70 film (ASA 640 vs 160). Polaroid themselves recommend an ND filter for SX70 cameras using 600 film so as to not overexpose the 600 film: https://bit.ly/3Jc2aXr

Q: 6. Hello! would like to know if the film boxes/cassettes have the battery in it?

A: Yes, the battery is in the film.

Q: 7. Is this capable with Supercolor 635CL?

A: No, the Polaroid Color SX-70 Instant Film is not compatible for use with the Polaroid Supercolor 635CL Instant Camera. If you need a compatible option, the Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film (8 Exposures), B&H # PO600CLRFILM, would instead be recommended for your usage needs.

Q: 8. What is the weight of the item?

A: The Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film (8 Exposures, Expired 08/2023) weighs 0.23 lb.

Q: 9. Is there any Instax film I can put in a Hasselblad Polaroid bag by any chance? Kind of like Fujifilm fp100c....

A: The Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film (5-Pack, 40 Exposures) is not compatible with the Hasselblad Polaplus 100 Polaroid Film Magazine. This film back only takes instant peel-apart film or pack film, which has all been discontinued. Also, there are no Instax film types that can replace it.

Q: 10. I would like to know the fabrication date, what is it?

A: Unfortunately, this information is not published by the manufacturer.

annabobo	23/09/2024
glad i can get the film still. wish it was less expensive 5

Meg the Med Student	05/09/2024
As you probably already know, Polaroid has stopped making their 600 instant color prints film. This is sad news for all. But what made it more sad is that shortly after this misfortune, I wasn't able to find the film for cheaper than double its normal price. But then I found B&H. They kept their prices incredibly fair .... I'm happy with the film, as always, and especially happy with B&H as a company. 5

Salvatore	19/07/2024
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. 5

anyonymous	11/04/2024
B&H is the only place I can still find Polaroid film for under $ a package. And they have a lot of it! Yay! In this digital age it's getting harder to find instant print film, and we use it for work for quick and easy identification of items that fly out of our warehouse faster than we can catalogue them. 5

cenara	30/11/-0001
The nostalgia from childhood is what using 600 film brings about. In the right camera the quality of Polaroid's 600 film comes forward. I'll definitely miss it when the packs run out and you can no longer find them in any store. 5