Can this film be used in a Kodak Tourist 2? Requires Kodak 620 film. Compatible....
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If you shave/grind down the ends of the 120 film reels then yes they will work in a 620 camera. 120 film reel are just a little longer than 620 reels. Or if you have 2 620 reels then you can re-roll 120 film on to a 620 reel.
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You can easily respool 120 film to 620. I would suggest buying some 620 spools on an auction website, and a changing bag if you don't have a darkroom. If you have a 120 camera, wind the film through the camera in a totally dark room or changing bag without taking pictures or otherwise exposing the film, then respool it by hand in a darkroom or changing bag, making sure to keep the film tight on the 620 spool. When completed, put a rubber band on it to keep it tight until you are ready to use it. I respooled 120 onto 620 many times and used it in various cameras including a Kodak Medalist II. Hope this helps. You can easily respool 120 film to 620. I would suggest buying some 620 spools on an auction website, and a changing bag if you don't have a darkroom. If you have a 120 camera, wind the film through the camera in a totally dark room or changing bag without taking pictures or otherwise exposing the film, then respool it by hand in a darkroom or changing bag, making sure to keep the film tight on the 620 spool. When completed, put a rubber band on it to keep it tight until you are ready to use it. I respooled 120 onto 620 many times and used it in various cameras including a Kodak Medalist... » Read More You can easily respool 120 film to 620. I would suggest buying some 620 spools on an auction website, and a changing bag if you don't have a darkroom. If you have a 120 camera, wind the film through the camera in a totally dark room or changing bag without taking pictures or otherwise exposing the film, then respool it by hand in a darkroom or changing bag, making sure to keep the film tight on the 620 spool. When completed, put a rubber band on it to keep it tight until you are ready to use it. I respooled 120 onto 620 many times and used it in various cameras including a Kodak Medalist II. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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120 and 620 film are the same width for film and paper. you can spool it onto a 120 spool, then back onto a 620 spool. You need either a dark room or a changing bag and some scotch tape or rubber band.
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No, this film won't fit. The spool is the wrong diameter. If you're crafty and patient, you may be able to re-spool this film onto 620 spools in the dark
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I wish I could help you, Paul R. When I purchased this brand of film, it was as a gift and the recipient told me what her camera needed. I no long interact with this person. Again, I apologize for not being of any help to you. I do have one suggestion, go on the KODAK website, that may be of some help to you.
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If your camera takes rolls of 620 film (I beleive you put a 6 instead of a 1) ie 120 film then you must use 120 film and this box of Kodak Ektar 100 is 120 film size...... the 100 means the speed of the film. Hope this helps.
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No' it won't work on any 6000 or 600 Polaroid cameras those films are slitetly diffrent. & as for the foil wrapping some seller open up there 2 pk film box & send 1 if that's what u bought it's still good I buy them like that once in a while but be carfull if u get some like that it's that they don't want u to see there experation date on them ok & a tip don't shake the picture while it's developing the chemicals won't expand evenly while developing in processes ok hope I answerd your question : )
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The one I have seems to fit Kodak 35's the best although some other developers slide holders (the paper part) also work fine. I have had to trim the holders on occasion which is annoying but not really a big deal. The size of the film itself should not be a problem unless it is quite a bit larger than 35 mm.
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Yes it does but good luck finding any. I have looked all over, went online and even sent a letter to Kodak, which they never answered. I finally went on ebay and bought some from a man in United Kingdom and it cost me a fortune. If you find any here in the USA, please send me an e-mail at qnpn44@comcast.net as I will greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Carolyn McGee
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If you can set the HP to print 4 x 6 paper, it should work. I use the Kodak paper in a Canon printer.
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No. This will not work for the Polaroid 636. The Polaroid 636 takes this type of film "Impossible PRD2959 Color Film". Type the words "film for Polaroid 636" into your browser and you should see the type of cameras this film is for.
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Probably not, I bought mine and 80$ of film and it was wrecked and expired. Be warned.
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Yes. See page 37 of the manual (http://resources.kodak.com/support/pdf/en/manuals/urg00867/M1063_Ex_UG_GLB_en.pdf).
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We had one of these and I think u have to go to the Kodak. Info that came with the unit*
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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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http://support.en.kodak.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32108/selected/true try this sight
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Nikon states, "used for printers that support the ImageLink standard." And yes it will fit the Kodak printers with the newer pinset not the older, bigger pinset.
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Yes. But look for another Kodak. Camera. I love Kodak cameras but this make is a dud
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you can not use it with out cutting it you can buy 127film at bhphotovideo on line
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Hello Paula. It depends on the film you decide to buy. This camera comes without the film and it requires a f new film to operate.Please let me know if I can assist any further.Thank you,Your EPower
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Bill, I have a Fujifilm S9000 camera where it works very well. The camera is about 6 years old. I've been using it with a 32GB class 10 SD memory. If your Kodak camera will accept the CF type II it should work. Keep in mind that the CF type II is thicker than the type I. If you camera will only use CF type I, the adapter will not fit in the slot.
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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.