📸 Captivate Memories: Polaroid Originals Black & White Film for 600 Cameras - 12 Pack, 96 Photos (6091) Review

Bought this film with a new Now camera that hasn't arrived yet but was able to use it in my old Polaroid cameras. It develops quickly, much faster than color film, and the contrast is killer. Definitely recommend!

Got this for my 40 year old One Step 600 land camera and it works. There were no problems developing the film, which I felt was a film flaw. A few exposures turned out darker than expected, I think it's the lighting and not the film. I'll buy another pack.

The product does not work because it has expired. When a Polaroid film has expired, it WILL NOT BE PRODUCED. NOW do I have to return it? HOWEVER. I've already taken a few shots and when that didn't work I checked the box again and saw that it expired in February 2020. Not cool. Not acceptable for the price. POOH. live and learn

I don't normally write reviews. But I am very disappointed that Polaroid sells defective 600 film, the purchase should not be a coincidence. When opening the foil, the front panel fell out of the bag and immediately ruined the foil due to exposure to light. If you can't make a good stable product, or if quality isn't a priority, don't do it.

I'm not too upset with how they turned out considering my friend insisted you shake him afterwards 😑 I'm still learning how to do the exposure adjusts. In the photos you can see which camera I used with flash. **Edit** The last 6 pics sucked, super blurry, adjusting the exposure didn't do anything, they just came out mostly white and I couldn't see what was in the photo.

Who doesn't love polaroid photos?! I bought a barely used old Polaroid camera on sale for $8 and was glad to find the film on Amazon. I will say that I like color films more. If you don't get it in the right lighting it can look very washed out. Give it five stars though because it's great to have different tones in multiple photos. I will definitely buy more in the future.

All new Polaroid films require a protective film. This slows down the work and makes taking photos a chore. You have to be very careful to hold each image or light for about six minutes. The movie screen makes that possible, but doesn't bring back the comfort of older Polaroid films. You can take good pictures with this film, but it is very expensive to get enough experience with the camera to take good pictures regularly.