Polaroid Instant Color 600 Film - Gold Dust Edition (4932)

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this film, its not as great as the original, which is understandable, but I think its always improving. I love all instant films, anything keeping the instant film community alive I am good with. I feel the most important thing is direct sun, too much shade or overcast and the images can be disappointing. They key is to make sure you have a quality camera, there are lots on the market and they don't all work as one would hope, and second take your time with the film, don't expect perfection and embrace the imperfections. I rarely have a failed shot and I cannot think of one that was due to the film itself. The more we support the various instant film companies the better their products will become (look at how far Impossible/Polaroid Original has come). Don't give up after one pack, invest some money and time and learn the film's nuances. Shooting instant film has made me a better photographer, I shoot only film of all sorts and I have learned to embrace shots that before I ignored due to their lack of perfect. Some of my favorite instant shots are perfectly imperfect. As more films are discontinued (Fuji fp100c being the latest casualty in the jnstant world) our options become so limited and prices climb. The only way to save films to to actively purchase and support both the small companies and the large. They will always follow the money...

Performs as expected. Great quality. Fits old and new polaroid cameras. Extremely happy with my purchase.

I've been getting back into Polaroids. I was a little skeptical to buy such a large pack because you just never know. The package came quickly. Honestly, the photos came out perfectly. I had no problems with it. With that being said, I've only used 2 of my 5 packs. I read a lot of the reviews and I see what people say about having lines and overexposed photos, etc. You have to remember Polaroid photos aren't digital. It isn't going to be 100% clear, it has that old school vintage look and color. There's also a lot of little tips and tricks to get your photos to come out better and it isn't only dependant on the film you buy. For example, making sure your camera rollers are clean (to avoid streaks). Also, not every camera is the same. It might take a few tries to know how to adjust everything. My camera is from the 1980s and the first few photos were overexposed because I didn't know to adjust the light slide. I'm not an expert, but I read about what I can do to help my photos. My best tip would be to google and learn more, the polaroid website has a nice section of information about it. Now I keep my film in the fridge and I make sure I give it an hour to get back to normal temperature before I use it again. I also make sure to have a place to shield my photos from the light... there's a lot of little things. The film is expensive, but at least this way you get the most for your money. I hope this helps someone!(I'll add pictures to my post when I get back home)

My wife had an old polaroid in her closet that we wanted to start using and so I bought these and they fit just right. Picture quality is unbeatable when you're using one of the older models so I was really glad to find these

Ordered the film for my son's vintage polaroid camera collection.It works like intended.Took one star off because it arrived much later than it said it would.

Same as buying from the company directly just arrives faster only thing is Polaroid has way better sales if you always buy film.

Nice to find for old cameras

This is my second instant camera I bought off ebay, my first was a Polaroid Land Camera with Peel apart film. I got a newer 600 camera to replace the land camera since Fuji stopped making pull apart film in 2016.I never tried the impossible film and i was just a kid when polaroid was making the 600 film but anyway. This film needs lots of light to get a great picture but once the picture ejects it needs to be shielded from the light for a few minutes. This film can take upto 20 minutes to develop. Indoors the flash is worthless, i get lots of under exposed imaged. It takes some time to learn how to shoot this film but it does produce beautiful retro images. The film is pricy but it is also instant and includes developing costs. In comparison 12 shots of 120 film costs $22.00 (film cost + developing + prints) so it works out to very close to the same. Its a great film and the only thing better is Fuji Instax film. Not sure how long the pictures will last or if this film is prone to fading but in general film out lasts digital so its a great film to invest in if you need instant. If you don't I would recommend a 35mm camera.

I’ve been looking for refills for my poloraid that’s was in my budget and this was perfect! Great price, amazing quality and easy to refill. I’m so happy I found them here. Delivery was very quick just in time for my birthday!!

La película se carga fácilmente en la cámara y está lista para usar en cuestión de segundos. La calidad de las fotos instantáneas que produce es impresionante. Los colores son vibrantes, los detalles son nítidos y la imagen tiene un encanto nostálgico que es característico de la fotografía instantánea.Aun me parece genial que sigan produciendo estas películas a pesar de que la mi cámara ya tiene más de 40 años que salió a la venta

Die Polaroids sind richtig geil. Immer zusammen Fotos machen und am besten ist es wenn Jemand der Fisch ist :)

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They worked great.