Does this work for cameras that take Polaroid 600 film?
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Hi Grace...I use it in an old Color Pack II camera. There seems to be a lot of information on the internet about these cameras and this film...so if you do a simple search...you should be able to find an answer.
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Dear Grace,Make sure you have a Land Camera with the bellows. If your camera spits out the picture and develops when exposed to air then this film won't work. But if it's a camera that takes the pack film that you pull out and peel after a minute or so, then it will work beautifully! The Fuji Pack film works with all Polaroid Pack Cameras. Check out the video link below for great tips on your Land Camera. Plus they have other great videos about this camera.http://filmphotographyproject.com/video/2013/02/polaroid-100-automatic-land-camera-crashcourse
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No, this is peel apart instant film which is used by cameras with manual rollers, i.e. you pull the film through the rollers. Polaroid 600 cameras use integral film which is ejected by the camera. Polaroid no longer makes this film. Experimental 600 film is made by The Impossible Project.
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It works perfectly fine! It arrived on time and everything is good! Thanks!
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No. This film for the land camera. It's the kind you pull & peel off, not the automatic type.
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no, it does not. i use it in a Polaroid Colorpack 210. the only film i know of that works in Polaroid 600 cameras is made by the Impossible Project.
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look at the sizes, if they are the same as your polaroid sizes for film then you can use it
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if another sd or sdhc cards are compatible with your polaroid this will be also
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I have a NEX-3N, and I was skeptical if this product would work after reading these answers. I called Polaroid, and they had to do some research, but they claim it WILL work with the NEX-3N. I will update if/when I purchase this housing and test it on my camera.
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This film will work with the 210 and all Polaroid pack film cameras that make rectangular pictures (Automatic 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 125, 135, 210, 215, 220, 225, 230, 240, 250*, 315, 320, 325, 330, 335, 340 350*, 355, 360*, M60, M80, 420, 430, 440, and 450*, 455, Countdown 70, Countdown 190*, 180*, 185*, 190*, 195*, EE100, The Reporter, Propack, 3000 "Big Swinger," Big Shot, Clincher, Super Colorpack II-V) (models with * have glass lenses and the nicer viewfinder). The film fits a couple of Polaroid passport cameras, notably the 203 and 403 series, as well as the 600SE professional series camera. A few non-Polaroid cameras take it (such as the Konica Instant Press and Fuji Fotorama series). It works with pretty much all "Polaroid Backs" for medium format cameras of the 1970s (like the Mamiya, Hasselblad, etc.). It does not work with an unmodified 80, 80A, 110, 110A, 110B, 800, 900 or any of the larger cameras that take Polaroid roll film (those take Type 40). It does not work with the Swinger, which takes Type 20 (a smaller roll film). Nor does it work with anything that says "SX-70, 600, or One-Step" (those need Impossible Project film) It does not work with cameras marked "Spectra," "izone," or "Captiva" (those are totally discontinued). It does not work in 4x5 Polaroid backs.
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Yes, and there are other options as well. I use this resource to check on camera/film options for my Polaroids: http://en.polaroid-passion.com/polaroid-image-spectra-cameras.php?id=37
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I dont know if it is the same as the platinum film because I don't know what that is but I bought some to fit an older polaroid 600 sun and it works fine but it is NOT the same as the old polaroid film with the rub on stick.
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I don't see why it would not work, its has the same connection that the 600D does.
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If your olympus 600R flash fits on a standard hot shoe, then it should work fine. I have Canon equipment and have had no problems.
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As long as it is a standard hot shoe, it should work. But check write up for cameras it lines up with. Also check the Polaroid web site, they have more that just the one at Amazon available. Let me know how you make out...
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I really can't say for sure. The extended bezzle slightly lower than center and did not work with my Fuji 600x. But the 600 is a larger/thicker camera than the F40/45 or even the 500 series. Looking at the 45/45 they look to be thinner with the lense slightly lower. I believe it would be perfect for your camera. If not, hey, the company I bought from sent me an RMA label for free return. I ended up with a DICAPAC casing. Real simple and works well. The only issue with the Dicapac is when you go really deep (40+ feet) the case is pressed to the camera so tight, that I had a hard time pressing the shutter button. This polaroid you are looking at would not have that problem. So my advice, for the cheap price (and possibility of return) pick it up. I would love to know if it ends up working for you.
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yes that will work on that type of camera most press type cameras are 120 film
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yes! most film from the impossible project is compatible, just make sure you have "600 film" for the polaroid 600 camera. the pictures come out to be about 3.5"x4 or so. make sure the film you buy is current, non expired film or else it will be useless. also, make sure the camera you have is functional as well. these specific generations can be fickle.
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No. Any polaroid camera needs their own film. These cartridges will only work for instax cameras
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I am not familiar with polaroid xs100. However, if your camera has the same screw size as in the bottom of regular size cameras, you should be able to screw it into this stick.
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I do not know. Polaroid has a web page. I usually search the web before I buy. Works great with my Canons. I may buy a second.
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Not being a Canon user, I really don't know if the Polaroid macro flash will work or not. My suspicion is that if the camera has a hot shoe, the flash will work so long as the lens being used has a filter size that will accept one of the adaptor rings that come with the flash unit.