Polaroid 600 Film Single Pack
It was about a year ago when I first started working here at Unique Photo. My first “blog post” never made it online and I was a little disappointed. The first post that did make it online was about the Fuji Instax 210 camera and wide format film. I wasn’t sure if this was something I would be doing just once or if Unique would want me to keep writing for the website/blog. Well 2010 flew by even faster than 2009, and I’m still here which is good news.
The bad news is that we have now officially run out of the discontinued, but still highly popular Polaroid 600 Instant Film. This truly marks the end of an era for many photographers, dentists, artists, and of course for us here at Unique Photo. Keep reading (click the more button bellow) for my take on this legendary film and what’s next for the instant film market.
*As it stands now, we still have some Polaroid films left in stock such as Spectra. While we don’t have any Fuji equivalents for 600 film, the Instax wide format system is a nice replacement for most people. Right now you can get an Instax camera and multiple packs of film for the same price that one pack of 600 film cost.*
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Polaroid 600 Black and White Single Pack Film Photography (Polaroid)
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How many films are in a polaroid 600 single packet? | Yahoo Answers
Yes, it means you can only take 10 pictures. You have to buy the films separately. But for the link you gave us, I think it is the wrong price marked. You can choose other kind.
@PiddlePrince I drew on the plastic backing first, then used packing tape to make it into a refastenable tape panel :3
@Electronitect get clear plastic packing tape and tape it over . like now. it'll save your screen from totally falling apart. & your thumbs