Is the film one time use or reuseable?
570505
The film doesn't have a sticky surface so yes, you can reuse it. I used clear tape at the corners to hang mine up and it worked just fine.
523711
You can reuse until it's gone, but be sure to keep it clean because of bacteria. I only dip the stick in the wax once each time and use a new one each time because I don't want to contaminate the whole entire container. Yes it's a waste of the application sticks, but at least I am minimizing the bacterial growth in the wax.
1858665
There were not expired. That's the first thing I checked when I received my film. Hope this helps with your purchase!
587125
Hi Booker , yes this is right. All the DVD-R's can be only used once. If you want to re use the disks, Buy DVD-RW which can be used multiple times.
1490493
Use rem oil and leave a film of it in barrel for storage and not forget to remove to dry before shooting again
1085220
I didn't save any of the boxes, but the film was good for a couple of years before it expired. If I find a box, I'll update the post.
1198942
it could not be reused. its not coated. its definetly paper texture. maybe you could paint over it with a clear coat that wipes clean.
58266
You can retake the photo, but it will use another sheet of film. So, it's like taking another picture - not like digital :(
1856237
It can be reused, but I would not suggest doing so, if you have diluted it, or if it has been contaminated by bits/fibers of whatever you're dipping into it.
1293827
Although I do not work for Fujifilm - i have used this film extensively. I buy the large pack of film about every year. I keep mine in a dark place (in a drawer). The film works great a year after I buy it.The benefit with using this whole 'system' is that the Fujifilm is NEW! It's less than a year old. Whereas if you bought an original 'polaroid' brand camera and you were LUCKY enough to find film for it - it would have been made in the 1980's. (yeah that old!) After 20 years - unused film can go bad. Fujifilm used in this system is NEW (1 year old or less) It will be fine! Although I do not work for Fujifilm - i have used this film extensively. I buy the large pack of film about every year. I keep mine in a dark place (in a drawer). The film works great a year after I buy it.The benefit with using this whole 'system' is that the Fujifilm is NEW! It's less than a year old. Whereas if you bought an original 'polaroid' brand camera and you were LUCKY enough to find film for it - it would have been made in the 1980's. (yeah that old!) After 20 years - unused film can go bad. Fujifilm used in this system is NEW (1 year old or less) It will be fine!
1322042
Depends. I've bought this stuff a bunch of times, and generally the expiration date is at least a year out. You can never be sure exactly what it will be, but I've never received expired or near-to-expired film.
1349818
but can you reuse the dvd like you could a vhs? or do i have to buy a ton of blanks?
2206717
Film typically can last for years as long as it's still sealed in the cartrage plastic it comes in. Keep it away from excessive heat and excessive light. Don't ever unwrap a cartridge unless you intend to use it soon. Generally you can keep it in a drawer or closet. I keep mine in a cardboard box in my closet. Works perfectly fine and I've had the film for over a year and a half. I've kept film in my camera for months and it works fine but I also keep my camera in a zipped camera bag. Hope this helps
1162523
Yes, I reuse them during the event but then discard them. They will get gunked up with glue and glitter after a while. Especially the ones with smaller openings.
532794
I freeze mine and it can last pretty much forever if kept frozen. I also keep some in the refrigerator for when I need a roll quickly. B&W; films tend to last longer than color films anyway so it should last a while if it's new stock.
474604
Oh, it can be re-used as many times as needed. I originally made this post before I received mine. It can record up to 60 minutes. If you need more than 60 minutes, simply plug it into your usb port and store the video file on your computer and then delete it off of the camera. Video files are in AVI format
1293825
Although I do not work for Fujifilm - i have used this film extensively. I buy the large pack of film about every year. I keep mine in a dark place (in a drawer). The film works great a year after I buy it. The benefit with using this whole 'system' is that the Fujifilm is NEW! It's less than a year old. Whereas if you bought an original 'polaroid' brand camera and you were LUCKY enough to find film for it - it would have been made in the 1980's. (yeah that old!) After 20 years - unused film can go bad. Fujifilm used in this system is NEW (1 year old or less) It will be fine!