will this film work with the polaroid Z2300 camera?
1537676
No this answer is not correct! The polaroid Z2300 camera films are digital and this one are not!
2036850
No, Fuji and Polaroid things dont mix. I tried using polaroid film but it got jammed in my camera and I had to take it out.
2131482
No. Any polaroid camera needs their own film. These cartridges will only work for instax cameras
258780
I no longer have the film. It did not fit my camera, so I got rid of it. I am still looking for the Polaroid for my camera.
636742
Yeah, it's compatible. In fact, all the 600 Films, are compatible with Polaroid 636. :)
2056595
Don't have both cameras, only Polaroid, but pretty sure they only work with their own brand
110434
It does! I have a Kodak Z990 myself and there's no issue with compatibility. HOWEVER - you have to be pointing it directly at the sensor. If the person using the remote is going to be in the picture, it is nearly impossible to keep the remote hidden in the picture and still have it work.
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I dont know if it is the same as the platinum film because I don't know what that is but I bought some to fit an older polaroid 600 sun and it works fine but it is NOT the same as the old polaroid film with the rub on stick.
1811504
I have a NEX-3N, and I was skeptical if this product would work after reading these answers. I called Polaroid, and they had to do some research, but they claim it WILL work with the NEX-3N. I will update if/when I purchase this housing and test it on my camera.
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You use ZINK photo paper made especially for the Polaroid digital instant camera. It's easy to load and available through Amazon.
2072146
No, this film is only for the Fiji WIDE Cameras (No Polaroid's either) . Mini's uses a different film.
835946
look at the sizes, if they are the same as your polaroid sizes for film then you can use it
668171
I think that the 2x3 ZINK paper is meant to be for the polaroid instant printing camera, I'm not sure if it will work for your device.
1563459
I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your question. I bought this film for my son's photography class and it did not fit a standard camera a 11 grader would use for school. The films canister was longer than the standard width of the camera. I just threw it away
1109035
Since this adapter fits on the front of the lens, physically, it should work. I actually just tried a similar product marketed by Polaroid w/ my Canon STM 40mm Pancake (camera on a tripod & good studio lighting,in other words, pretty close to ideal conditions). I took some shots of an old book of typefaces in various sizes. That worked, but I would have to say that the images were not great. The extra glass elements, which cannot be expected to have high end multi-coatings at the price the product is offered, will probably produce some noticeably "fringing". But, at that price ($10 at the moment), you might just want to try it. It costs WAY less than Canon's 10-22mm Wide Angle, which is what I usually "go to", and is certainly far easier to carry around. The results might be better, and/or aberrations less noticeable, with a different subject than I used.
527196
No, but you can access the manual online: http://www.butkus.org/chinon/polaroid.htm
1301945
No, this is for Nikon cameras... just happens to be made by Polaroid (or at least they put their name on it).