What type of film should i use for this camera?
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35 mm ilford delta film black and white 400 ISO or 35 mm kodak color film fine grain or Kodak T max black and white
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Honestly it depends on what youre going for, i used black and white kodak and i think the iso was 400x thats what most of us used in class. But it all depends on what youre going for.
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I would recommend a sd hc card that says for video. I bought one cheap from tiger direct and it works great. It is for my son's camera. Good camera for starters
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Here's the one made for this camera (I just ordered it): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CSMMPXI/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Basic 35mm color or b/w film (if u can find it). Used to take infrared shots long ago (from an airplane doing archeological work) but even years ago, there was only one place in america that would develop it.. pgs
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Rice paper could be nice as i think it also has a texture, I have only tried the plain translucent film.
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The Victor Cine Model 4 looks as if it predates the Super 8mm format. It probably only accepts either Standard 8mm or 16mm film. That's my best guess anyways.
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I honestly don't know. I have had a hard time finding the film and both batches I have purchased have been defective in some way. I suggest going to the Polaroid website if they have one. Its my next step
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What camera are you using? The best thing is to check the specifications of your camera. I think the class 4 should be ok.
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I used a red 25 and it turned out well, this film won't allow for the best IR photos though
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Scout your local thrift stores - that's where I bought my Polaroid One Step 600 for $3.99. You won't know until you load film in it if it works unfortunately, but if you can also find some polaroid film there (rarer to find the film than the cameras in my experience but I have gotten old polaroid film at a local thrift store before) you can test it out fairly inexpensively.
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I'm sorry I can't answer this...the camera we received never worked (and we returned it). I purchased a pack of polaroid film online, but I'm not sure if it was the right kind.
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Any where that develops film will take these. Your local Walgreens should work fine. If not, a camera shop should be able to handle them a bit better. If you are super serious about quality, you can find specialists on the internet.
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look at the sizes, if they are the same as your polaroid sizes for film then you can use it
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I think just about any camera should work. Just follow the manual instructions to connect properly. If you're not sure, take the manual with you to the store, Most stores will have a variety to choose from. If you have problems, return for another. They're so cheap, you 'll probably end up spending more in gas than on a camera. Unless you shop via Amazon. Com, that is.
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Any FujiFilm Instax film that says WIDE will work great in the 210. (: oh and you'll love it I guarantee it!
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It uses Polaroid SX-70 Land film pack, which is found more on eBay than Amazon. eBay also has a better price on the film.
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Hi Allie,I wish that I knew the answer to your question. I bought this film for friend that owns a super 8 camera. To my knowledge, he hasn't shot it yet. You might try to call or email someone at Kodak. Film people are generally pretty helpful. If not, there are probably film clubs that you can find online that use 8mm film. Sorry I couldn't be more help.Good luck.Matt Marconi