Good evening...What are the exact expiration dates for the Fuji 800 film...Thank you
214502
I was excited to get the 800 speed film. Although I don't take a lot of pictures it was what I was looking for. I am not real steady holding my camera and thought this might help. I would recommend it to others
214503
I don't remember, but I believe it was around 2012. I threw it away and I decided to go with Kodak or another brand that has positive ratings. Fujifilm has always caused me problems in the past.
214504
Mine were well within exepiration dates, I purchased over a year ago and expire this august down to last roll after getting 4 packs of 4
1958241
The Fujifilm battery could last for years, in my experience. But after market non Fuji batteries (knock offs)do not hold up.
691949
This depends how soon you will use them.These films are currently dated in 2016. They are usually still good even after the expiration date.
671558
I can't really answer your question since mine stopped working about a month after I received it. I tried calling Fuji but they were useless.
1322042
Depends. I've bought this stuff a bunch of times, and generally the expiration date is at least a year out. You can never be sure exactly what it will be, but I've never received expired or near-to-expired film.
1811872
The expiration date on the film changes in regards to Amazon's stock. With that said, I have always received film that is at least a year away from expiration. The last few Propacks that I have picked up from Amazon have all been dated 12/2015.
532795
As with most film it is market to expire 2 years after manufacture. They seem to have received a new batch and if you freeze it it could last a lot longer.
527165
Yeah you can take 50 pictures and I'm not sure about the film expiring, I would recommend googling that since I'm new to my camera an the film.
316456
The expiration of the film will be based on the batch you get, and is listed on the cardboard box it comes in (not on the actual film canister). My batch arrived with an expiration in 2015, and it was definitely not expired before this.
344686
Greetings / I don't have answer for you question. Fujifilmusa.com. or 1-800-659-3854 ask for technical support. Best of wishes.
1260865
Patricia,I'm sorry, but these cameras go to our transporation department for our trucks and I do not know how long they last. We use them pretty quickly so an expiration date has not really been an issue for us.
1414291
I want to say roughly 2 years - putting it in the fridge after the first year will extend, but the quality is probably best if used the first year. Impossible doesn't put ex-dates on film in my experience.
480195
Hi John, the film I ordered is Jan 2014, so it was expired when I got it. I believe it was kept in the fridge and I bought it from Ebay. It works great!! =)
1414290
my daughter already used it, so i don't know the actual date, but it was not expired and the pictures turned out pretty well with my old poloroid camera. this company seems to have been making poloroid compatible film to fill the void since poloroid stopped. it is expensive, but it does work. hope this helps
361760
not sure, what you will get... but the film i got was well within the expiration date.
1894821
I emailed them this same question Sunday afternoon and got this response by 6am CDT Monday: Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for your email. We can not check the products expiration dates because we don't know exactly which you are going to receive. The dates are generally at least one year out from the time your receive them. If you are ever unsatisfied with an expiration date that you receive, we can always exchange any products for you. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Thank you and have a great day! Regards, Jennifer H AC Lens 1-888-248-LENS Fax: 1-877-291-8154 (Toll-Free)
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The film doesn't use expiration dates. Instead, it uses date of production. In this case, it was 12/11, which is 10 months before the photos were taken. I'm using the same Polaroid camera in the same house, same lighting for these pictures and the difference is dramatic. It looks like there is a thick fog in the room, whereas the old photos from a few years earlier with the original Polaroid film look crisp and vivid in a side-by-side comparison.I also store my film in the refrigerator, as it says to keep it cool until use.