Do you have to use the impossible film with the impossible frog tongue?
1953147
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.
1431402
My understanding is that beeswax is optional: not necessary, but you might get a better seal around the mouthpiece with the beeswax. I had trouble playing the one I bought, but according to the instructor at the didgeridoo workshop it wasn't because of the mouthpiece, it was because the material the didge was made of is porous. If you like this didgeridoo, it might be worth a try. Beeswax is pretty cheap.
546039
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.
527197
No, you need to order impossible film 600 type in order to take photos. The battery is included in the photo pack.
740918
If you're talking about the holographics stickers, no I didn't (it might be too difficult to take off). I was still able to use it with the stickers.
1941661
It won't stick as well if you take it off and reapply. You need to use the plastic piece to push the bubbles out as you slowly apply the film. It's pretty easy but hard to describe.
1146573
No, not necessary. Just stick the packet inside the blue apple. Then get your masking tape out and put a date on the outside so you will know when to put in a new packet.
1911769
no she doesn't. she says the lines she said from the first movie. my baby loved it tho :)
94160
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.
760312
I haven't tried. Very evil if you ask me. I know you can fast forward through the speeches if you press and hold the stylus to the bottom screen when he is speaking.
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I have a polaroid 600 camera and it works well with that - the 660 APPEARS to be the same type but perhaps you can communicate directly with the "Impossible Film" folks to confirm. But short of that just take the risk, which is what I did. PS: The important difference between this film and the original film is that immediately after the picture spits out of the camera, you must put it someplace dark (e.g. in a closed drawer) for at least 1/2 hour or preferably an hour. This is surprising because the original film would develop out in the broad daylight; My guess is that the chemicals used in the original are either banned or expensive now. That's all I know. I have a polaroid 600 camera and it works well with that - the 660 APPEARS to be the same type but perhaps you can communicate directly with the "Impossible Film" folks to confirm. But short of that just take the risk, which is what I did. PS: The important difference between this film and the original film is that immediately after the picture spits out of the camera, you must put it someplace dark (e.g. in a closed drawer) for at least 1/2 hour or preferably an hour. This is surprising because the original film would develop out in the broad daylight; My guess is that the... » Read More I have a polaroid 600 camera and it works well with that - the 660 APPEARS to be the same type but perhaps you can communicate directly with the "Impossible Film" folks to confirm. But short of that just take the risk, which is what I did. PS: The important difference between this film and the original film is that immediately after the picture spits out of the camera, you must put it someplace dark (e.g. in a closed drawer) for at least 1/2 hour or preferably an hour. This is surprising because the original film would develop out in the broad daylight; My guess is that the chemicals used in the original are either banned or expensive now. That's all I know. « Show Less
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So is that a "yes you can" or "no you cannot"? I cannot tell from the YouTube videos if they are using optical or digital zoom.
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Yes! No problem in seeing your slides. It also is great with the 35 mm film. I was able to see the well for the first time in years. I really like the product and recommend it highly! Ginnie
1149780
The demineralization cartridge is supposed to work on all of them but I have a frog & when you put the cartridge in, you can't put the top on the frog's head so the vapor does not come out properly. I would recommend NOT bothering with the demineralization cartridge. The white dust that can be generated can easily be wiped off surrounding surfaces.
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No. You have to use coins or open the top to get the gum out. The handle won't move without a coin.
1216705
If you can't bring this, you can buy it in another form - they have a hard candy version also. :)
612194
No it does not come with the film. That you have to order separately but you can buy in bulk to save some money and there's many different films design you can choose from! Hope that helps :)