Which cameras use this film?
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Any camera that takes 35mm film. It would be impossible to list them all here. If you are curious about a camera you own, google search is your friend.
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Uh... No film here. All digital. I don't have the means to weigh it but some google research should get you what you need.
424061
Takes 600 Polaroid film. I'm selling this camera brand new with Polaroid 600 film.
2164619
It takes a special kind of instant Fuji film. You can buy it on Amazon or some of the big box stores for about .70 cents a shot.
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I really don't know but this camera is a huge disappointment. There is another one that is a little more expensive but is more conventional.
2151622
Honestly, I don't know. I would contact the PRO's on this one. I haven't shot film camera in over 20 years. That was with a Pentax, before I went to digital.
2010304
It uses a polaroid 600 film and the battery is built into the film cartridge. So you need a film cartridge for the photos and to power the camera.
1918353
I bought this camera for my college photography class. I was using 35mm ilford hp5 400 black and white film but you could also use kodak or other brands as well as color film. Since we were developing the film in class ourselves that ilford film was the easiest to process.
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How do you do, Mr. Ryan. I call it Suzuki, the staff of a bell. Thank you for your consideration. Since this mail is using the translator, it has made a mistake in it, and although it may be an acatalepsy, please allow it. Although I am carrying out simultaneous sale of this camera also in the store in Tokyo, it is still in stock. It is a late model of XP series of FUJIFILM. In order of XP60 -&gt;XP150 -&gt;XP200, it is the most expensive and performance is also the most wonderful. Is it an answer of the question? Moreover, please do not hesitate to ask a question.
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The Diana F+ is the larger one that uses 120 medium format roll film. The Diana Mini uses 35mm canister film like most SLRs and film point & shoot cameras.
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"I need to go back to check on the camera which I have one left in storage room; they are using the old style 400-speed color negative film, I guess should last one or two years, so they could be treated as roll film, take it to Costco, which is the cheapest exposure and develop cost I found." answered on March 8, 2013Correction: This is 800-speed, not 400. I bought on May 2012, expiration on camera shows 2014-02
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It takes old school 35mm film. My daughter mostly likes the sound it makes with no film in at the moment.
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This camera uses the film of instax mini series. The size of the film is 86mm × 54mm. There is a normal and Rainbow and Disney and a variety of types.
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Any 35mm film, color or black and white. The difference between the films is the ISO number. Usually the 400 film is a better choice overall. Most camera shops are willing to help you with your purchase. The Kodak TMAX is my first choice. Enjoy it!
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The Pentax has a manual exposure, most film cameras if not all, are manual.
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We have been looking for a new camera, I think thi is the one, here is a review...http://www.dpreview.com/news/0707/07072605fujifilms8000fd.asp
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There is new film available now. There is this company called "The Impossible Project" that sells film for most polorid cameras. You can order online on their website or at a couple stores that they have. They usually sell 8 photos for around $25. Go check their website out! Also, I wouldn't trust any other company to buy film because sometimes other companies will try to sell you expired film. Good luck!