does anyone know where I can purchase instant NEGATIVE B&W film FOR MY Polaroid Pro pack?
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The Polaroid makes a negative when you peel apart the images. After the chemicals dry you can scan the image (s).
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I think you're talking about Polaroid type 665 PN that gave both an instant print and a negative that can be used in a conventional enlarger. It's no longer available. You might try eBay, but you'd be buying expired film at a high price.
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600 Polaroid Film. Although it is discontinued, you can use the Impossible Project website to get packs of film (international prices), Urban outfitters sells pack as well.
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Actually, I bought the wrong type of film when I purchased the camera for my 8-year old niece. It appears that what's available has expired, but I'm going to purchase one anyone if I'm unsuccessful finding it at a local camera shop.
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This is basically backordered everywhere. Check out all the buying options, there are still some for sale at $799, but get them quickly since they're in super high demand! I was able to get one from Camera Land here on Amazon for $799 just the other day, and I'm now waiting for it in the mail.
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The frog tongue isn't compatible with the Polaroid one-step 600 instant camera. You should research first before you buy it. That's what I heard when I was thinking about getting it.
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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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hey scott im sorry i just looked and checked on amazon there is nothing available mine came with one but it wasent 77MM... maybe have u tried to call polaroid?
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if you go to their website, they list which Polaroid works for which camera. pretty sure this film works for all 600 cameras though
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Yes, and there are other options as well. I use this resource to check on camera/film options for my Polaroids: http://en.polaroid-passion.com/polaroid-image-spectra-cameras.php?id=37
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There is new film available now. There is this company called "The Impossible Project" that sells film for most polorid cameras. You can order online on their website or at a couple stores that they have. They usually sell 8 photos for around $25. Go check their website out! Also, I wouldn't trust any other company to buy film because sometimes other companies will try to sell you expired film. Good luck!
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yes! most film from the impossible project is compatible, just make sure you have "600 film" for the polaroid 600 camera. the pictures come out to be about 3.5"x4 or so. make sure the film you buy is current, non expired film or else it will be useless. also, make sure the camera you have is functional as well. these specific generations can be fickle.
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The film and camera are obsolete. I was sent film that expired in 2003!!! I bought a Fuji instant camera for a third of the price and the films are equally cheap. I got all my money back from Amazon....
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Hi. Yes you're correct when it comes to to polariod bring powered by the film. Once you insert the film the camera begins working. You can buy film for this camera with Impossible. Urban outfitters also sell impossible film, so you don't have to order online and wait a couple of days. For the same price. The film is 600.I hope this helps
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I really love the camera. I collect polaroids and it's one of my favorites. But unfortunately Polaroid discontinued the film in like 2008. They use to sell film that would take 10 pictures in a pack and now you have to buy it through the Impossible Project and they only produce film that is 23$ a pack and takes 8 pictures so your counter on the camera will always be two off. Just really think about what pictures you want to take with it and I suggest color film because it's so pretty.
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The Impossible Project (Company) will sell you film for a Polaroid 600 http://www.the-impossible-project.com/
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I don't think Poloroid film is being made any more. The only Polaroid film available, is expired. Isn't this true?
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This film is not manufactured by the Polaroid of yesteryear that everyone is family with. Polaroid was bought out by another company who still uses the name. This film is part of their new line of instant-film cameras.