Review on Polaroid Originals i-Type Instant Film - Standard B&W (40 Exposures) by Carlito Tardy

I'm not sure if it's the film or my camera, but if it's my camera, it's broken since the first time I took it. This doesn't happen with every photo, but I do notice that the film has hard lines when it comes out of the camera. They never fade and I feel that the film overexposes and underexposes very easily. I like the vintage look, but if you're looking for a sharp and crisp image with just a Polaroid frame, this isn't your option. That being said, I still love how unique each photo is, but film is a bit pricey due to camera unpredictability.