Polaroid Instant Film Color Film for Image/Spectra, White (4678)

So I have been enjoying beautiful Polaroid pictures for about 4 years from my pack film cameras. Fuji has decided to stop selling their pack film. I moved on to other instant film and have several instant film cameras. I used impossible film before and it was so so. Never having the best desired results. They have really out done themselves with the new Polaroid originals film!! I can not explain the difference I can only show you. Trust me when I say that this film is worth every dollar. I wish that they would come up with either a recycling program for the batteries or a refill system as it would cut down on cost and price. Seriously outstanding job!!!The Pumpkin Patch is the new film and the other two photos are from the impossible film. The old film always had a weird halo effect to it and colors were never as bright as they are now.

Works as advertised. Impossible that they actually developed a compatible chemical emulsion. On your Spectra camera, turn the contrast / brightness switch all the way down, otherwise you get a very contrasty image with limited colors. Be aware - they will NOT be making another run of Spectra film, as the cameras are old and dying, and there's no Spectra camera replacement. If you have a good working one - get several packs of film. You won't have another chance.

Delivers the old-timey Polaroid experience with all its strengths and weaknesses. The film I got was dated 04/19 so it was pretty fresh. It did not in my ProCam. Exposure was fine. Color was just as I remember it after 15 minutes. Shallow dynamic range was always part of the Polaroid experience, so it is authentic. I'll be taking pictures of kids at a Lego event and sticking a magnet on the back so they can take it home. Polaroid will help me create an unique treasure for each child, and very quickly. Good job Impossible Project!

Thankfully, I was able to return this junk for a full refund.... I had always loved Polaroid “Spectra” for the larger, clearer images (compared to other Polaroid camera systems). Even with the very expensive price of over $2 per photo, I was really eager to try this new Spectra film out, after not being able to get Polaroid film for almost 2 decades! But I was so disappointed! The battery that is built in to the new film packs did not have enough “juice” to advance the film out of the camera. And part of that process of ejecting the photo is the spreading of the chemicals that makes instant Photography possible. Since the film got stuck (and had to be pulled out “manually”), the two photos I tried to take were not developed. No image! What a disappointment! I returned the film pack and the 2 blank “photos”, and thankfully was fully refunded by Amazon.

I love B&W Photography, and I love how these turned out. I should have taken photos of my results but I gave them away as gifts and my friends and family loved them. I'll get more and see about adding them to this review later on.Reason for 4 Star: I'd like to see the price come down. Part of that could be due to it not being the most popular polaroid on the market/being a polaroid film in general which, surprise, are already costly.

This is some really good film for spectra cameras. There are jamming issues on some cameras but some googling about it and you have some options. BW film is much sharper than the color, but the colors are pretty gorgeous on the most recent 04/19 and up packs. Have not had a single pack of film that did not develop well.

As noted by others this film will not eject the dark slide without removing a mylar strip just inside the front of the film pack, look it up on youtube for instructions on how to remove this. My two cameras had the same issue.As to the film itself I got the Black and white and its a decent looking film, its not as contrasty as FP3000b, but it also doesn't cost 100$ a pack like the old fuji stuff. It develops very evenly so its not short on chemicals like they used to be, I do believe the battery in it is slightly lower voltage than the original film because the motor runs slower, or the film is slightly thicker? at any rate once you sort out the fact that its spectra film that doesn't work until you modify it, its a decent sized BW film. Oh and I just to test, I took ten shots of exposed film and loaded it into the 8 shot pack and my camera ejected all 10 shots plus the dark slide, so PUT TEN IN THE PACKS!!!

This film is great and the fact that there isn't much of it left is a big selling point. The film is a bit bigger than the film that originally went into the camera so the individual exposures usually have a difficult time ejecting. Thankfully mine did spit out the first picture I took so I'm extremely happy with it.

Die bisherigen Rezensionen stimmen im Großen und Ganzen.Es kommt aber schlicht drauf an, was man selbst für Ansprüche an das Ergebnis stellt.Ich habe mittlerweile einen ganzen Schuhkarton an Fotos mit der Spektra geschossen, davon sind 6 Fotos unbrauchbar.Oft bleiben die Fotos in der Kamera hängen.Ich habe meistens eine Gabel o.ä. dabei, um sie schnell rausziehen zu können, dann haben sie auch selten Fehler.Wenn ich allerdings nicht schnell genug reagiere und sie zu lange stecken bleiben, sind sie hinüber (selbst die Fotos finde ich dann aber schön und habe sie noch nie weggeworfen).Die Filme sind oft abgelaufen, funktionieren aber dennoch. Zwar verlaufen hier dann oftmals die Kanten, aber was solls. Ich habe dann trotzdem die charmantesten Fotos und jeder staunt am Ende des Tages.Ich behaupte, wer perfekte Fotos schießen möchte, sollte dann lieber zur Digitalkamera greifen. Gerade die Fehler machen die Fotos besonders und einzigartig! Und aus diesem Grund fotografiert man doch mit dieser Kamera, oder?Teuer finde ich die Filme auch. Allerdings wird man so ganz old-school gezwungen, sich genau zu überlegen was man wie fotografiert. Besonders eben!Bitte endlich wieder herstellen, ich warte auf Nachschub!

El producto es excelente y me divertí bastante tomando fotos!!

so happy to use my polaroid camera again

Las primeras veces que compraba estos cartuchos no tenía ningún problema (hace un año aproximadamente), pero las últimas dos veces que compré estos cartuchos tuve que desechar la mitad, si vienen 8 fotos, 4 de cada cartucho se me estropearon.Al principio pensaba que era un problema de la cámara, pero esta funciona perfectamente. El problema se debe a que las fotos se quedan atascadas cuando van a ser expulsadas después de la toma de ellas. Buscando un poco problemas relacionados, encontré una persona que solventaba este problema, pues es debido a la potencia de la batería y a una fina película que tiene en la ranura el propio cartucho. La solución era abrir el cartucho y retirar la película para que al expulsar la foto no se ralentice o se quede atascada en la ranura de expulsión.Una vez se realiza esta acción la toma de fotos es correcta, se expulsa correctamente y se elimina el problema del atasco que te hace desechar la foto.Me queda pena haber desperdiciado un cartucho entero por un problema de fabricación.

Pellicole per macchine polaroid della serie Spectra.Purtroppo la produzione di queste pellicole è cessata nel 2019.Nonostate siano scadute, e ripeto scadute visto che non vengono più prodotte, la qualità dell'immagine è ancora ottima.Sarebbe più onesto scrivere nella descrizione che sono scadute da più di un anno.Per chi si lamenta del fatto che le pellicole non vengono espulse dalla fotocamera il consiglio è quello di rimuovere, al buio o in ombra, la linguetta di plastica nera protettiva attaccata al pacchetto di plastica dove escono le pellicole.Questo evita che si incastrino una volta scattata la foto.