Can I use this film for polaroid One Step?
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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.
808821
Yes you just pop it out of the package and insert in your Polaroid camera my grown up grandchildren love to take the picture at our family dinners. Lots of laughs!
1250566
Yes that's easy to do. The 'Polaroid' setting is on the printer not the camera. Beware, I have my suspicions that this item and the paper have been discontinued commercially. Shame.
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.
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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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I believe the Polaroid PIF-300 can be used only for the 300 Series Polaroid Camera as stated in the description.
1091550
Yes. It works as a replacement for Polaroid 600 film. They have color as well.
1912350
As far as I know it is the only film for the Polaroid Z340. If there are generic versions I have never tried them.
142664
Actually I bought it for our maintenance crew for recording purpose. I used a older model of Polaroid, it took about 20-30 sec to develop the film. I guess this one would be faster.
1152811
Yes. It's a very thin film designed to be applied with a special tape gun. Useful particularly for mounting photo's and other paper medium.
2138993
Yes, it does work with this film. Go to the following website to learn how to turn the dial between light and dark function because you will need to adjust the camera accordingly because it is set at 75iso, whereas the film is set at 100. Therefore adjusting it to a slight lighter exposure will give you a better final exposure.http://filmphotographyproject.com/content/2010/12/polaroid-210-automatic-land-camera
1220274
Yes, it should work if the Polaroid 660 uses 600 film. I used this film in a old Polaroid One Step and it worked great.
527196
No, but you can access the manual online: http://www.butkus.org/chinon/polaroid.htm
1810810
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
1867745
It is small. I would google Polaroid 300 film image. It is at least half the size of an original Polaroid film.
1173028
if you go to their website, they list which Polaroid works for which camera. pretty sure this film works for all 600 cameras though
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.