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Polaroid GO Color Film

Regular price $21.99

      Polaroid | Color 600 Film

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      Minimum price $21.99 Maximum price $93.99

      Polaroid 600 Round Frame

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      Regular price $22.99

        Polaroid 600 - B&W Film

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        Regular price $26.99

          Polaroid i-Type Color Film

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          Minimum price $19.99 Maximum price $85.99

          Polaroid i-Type B+W Film

          Regular price $19.99

            Polaroid | Color SX-70 Film

            Regular price $26.99

                LIMITED EDITION: Polaroid 600 Reclaimed Purple

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                Regular price $29.99

                  Polaroid GO | Color Film | Gradient Frames Sold out

                  Regular price $23.99

                  About Polaroid Film

                  Polaroid film is still made today, and we stock it for each kind of Polaroid camera we sell: 600 film in color, black and white, Round Frame and the limited Reclaimed Purple; SX-70 film in color and black and white; i-Type color film; and Polaroid GO film with white or black frames. Packs run about $20 to $30.

                  We sell the cameras too: refurbished Polaroid 600 cameras and SX-70s, each with a six-month warranty.

                  Which Polaroid film fits my camera?

                  600 cameras take 600 film. i-Type cameras like the Now+, Flip and I-2 take i-Type or 600 film. SX-70 cameras take SX-70 film, and every SX-70 we sell also shoots 600 film thanks to its OpenSX70 board. Polaroid GO cameras take GO film only.

                  What is the difference between 600 and i-Type film?

                  The picture is the same. 600 packs have a battery built in to power older cameras; i-Type packs do not, because i-Type cameras have their own. That is why i-Type costs a little less.

                  How should I store Polaroid film?

                  Keep it in the fridge, never the freezer, and let it come to room temperature before you shoot. Use it before the date on the box for the best color.

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