does this film go into Z2300 polaroid instant camera?
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Yes, this is the paper that came in a bundle order with Z2300 and works perfect with that camera
265244
If I were you I would not buy this item. The film is expensive ($20 for 10 picture or more pricey) and most times the shots don't turn out. I never got a good picture from it! If you want good trustworthy Poloroid shots look into the fujifilm instax 210 or other instax cameras. Film is less expensive from b&h; photo and very reliable! Every shot turns out and has the authentic Poloroid look.
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Yes, it will work. Polaroid 300 was designed and created by Fujifilm and re-badged with the Polaroid brand. The film is the same in quality, ISO, and is cheaper and easier to find than Polaroid 300 film. Hope this helped! :3
492251
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.
638633
It's old school. But I love it because it is old school. If you're looking for one that previews and is also a digital camera, Polaroid makes one now that can do that. It's called a Polaroid Z2300 10MP Digital Instant Print Camera.
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If your camera has a Polaroid 88mm x 108mm (3 1/4 x 4 1/4) film back for Type 100 instant pack film, it will work with either Fuji FP-series film (100C/3000B). Keep in mind what settings you will need to use when using such a high-speed film in a manual control camera like an RB67. FP-3000B is actually a little faster than ISO3000, so setting your camera the way you would for conventional ISO3200 120-format roll film should work just fine. This film will NOT work in 545-series backs for 4 x 5 peel-apart films, only the 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 packfilm backs. If you have a 545 film back or similar, you can only shoot expired Polaroid 50-series two-part sheet films. Fuji made a back for shooting their 4 x 5 packfilms (which are discontinued, but still available), but again, it will not work with this film.
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Similar? Yes, in that the photos are instantly ejected from the camera and they develop before your eyes! It's a wonderful new take on the old polaroid. it's different because the photos you end up with are smaller - about the size of a business card. We love using ours to document our everyday life and enjoy the old-timey feel and look of the film.
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.
532648
Yes it will, I actually use it in my own Polaroid Land Camera 450. The only issues you might come across are finding batteries for the camera and the camera putting too much pressure on the film pack. Polaroid packs were made of metal while this film comes in a plastic pack. I just swap the plastic top of the pack for an old polaroid metal one, but some people just cut the springs off in the camera.
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Answer ... don't know but you should be able to do so because the film isn't polarized. It is clear. Polarizing film filters to one orthogonal component of light (think vertical or horizontal). Since the first application didn't work, I fished it out of the trash and checked against my lights. No polarization. Therefore, both components of light will get through the film and your polaroid lenses should work.
733221
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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look at the sizes, if they are the same as your polaroid sizes for film then you can use it
1115143
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
209165
No, this can only used on mini instax, the size is really small, not for all polaroid~
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That film only works with the old Polaroid Pack film cameras. I believe the Polaroid 300 is a newer camera that uses Polaroid 300 film. If you do an internet search for "The Land List" you will find a listing of old Polaroid cameras. Select CAMERAS then select PACKFILM, if your camera is on that list it will work with this film. There are 300 series pack film cameras but the model numbers start at 315, not 300.
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No, once you click the capture button it takes the photo and prints it immediately after. All poloroid cameras are like this. So you have to me cautious when using your film.
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Yes - the Fuji FP-100C film will work in all Polaroid pack cameras, including the 100 series (103, 104).