where do you get film for this camera?
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Impossible Brand.Impossible PRD2786 Film for Polaroid 600-Type Cameras (Black/White)
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I ordered it with the camera. I was sent a camera which is obsolete and so you cannot get film for it. The films they sent me which I ordered at the same time, had a use by date of 2003, so they were ten years out of date. Buy a Fuji instamatic camera instead - a quarter of the price and the films are too. And it is excellent. I got the 3"x 4" and it is great.
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They actually sell it at Urban Outfitters, but it's quite expensive -- almost $30 for 8 exposures.
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I honestly don't know. I have had a hard time finding the film and both batches I have purchased have been defective in some way. I suggest going to the Polaroid website if they have one. Its my next step
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This is a good old fashioned 110 ISO 200 print film. You have this film processed at any number of processing labs, but an affordable route you can use is Fuji/USA processing center via Walmart. Just go to your local Walmart photo center, find their drop box, fill out the envelope, insert your film and drop it in the drop box and your film will be processed at a reasonable price with little or no hassle. They will call you when your film is ready for pick-up. This goes for a wide assortment of film formats like, 120, 620, 127 and of course 135 (35 mm for those of you that didn't know it's official designation). Fuji/USA processes B & W, color print (C-41) and E6 films. 135 E6 film is returned mounted all other E6 will be returned in a cardboard tube sleeved in archive quality poly, ready for you to mount yourself (I do not know if they mount 110 film however).
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Interesting question. I bought three rolls last late spring for an old under water camera....while on the trip the camera sprung a leak and despite my efforts to get the film out of the camera without exposing the film i failed. I know i have at lthe other two rolls sitting in my drawer. The tricky part is finding some place to develop that film. I did locate a walgreens locally who was able to develop it but i never got that far....if you are interested i would sell them both for ten dollars. I originally paid forty for three rolls. Barbara. Email is weazer2@verizon.net
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The camera is made by a company called Elite. They can be contacted through their website: elitebrands.com
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I got this my local shops in Kota Kinabalu city, already sold Kodak Color Film Roll. I will be ordering for Black/White film roll in amazon store as again soon. Thanks.
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We bought ours from Walmart, just a normal memory card. I took a memory card from my other camera to use as well!
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Try B&H; Photo Video Pro Audio. 212-465 0171 / 877-849-7260. They were really helpful after I did a lot of research online and narrowed down my needs. Live Chat option too, so have all the techie stuff to hand to save time. I thought I was going to have to buy a new camera but at $300 the lens was just super. Brand new out of the box. I'm an artist and need great shots for uploading and reference.
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I took mine to local camera shop. They sent it to Japan. 2 weeks later, it works. ($300)
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You might try friends who have the camera or a local camera shop or eBay where someone may be selling a package.
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i think you need impossible project film:http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/film[not cheap]
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I usually would go to Costco & develop them there or anywhere that takes 35mm film & ask for a disk to put them on. I'm not sure on black and white but if you get them on disk, you can alter them at home and then reprint them where you want to pick them up.
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I think your best bet would be to look on eBay. I wanted the JVC GZ-MC200 in PAL format when in first came out a few years back (we were moving to South Africa back then) and searched quite a few places. I was eventually able to buy it from a eBay seller based in HongKong. The whole transaction went very well and the camera was brand new as described. But I did pay about 30% more because no one else had it here in the States. Good luck.JawadPlano, TX
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film on a roll that feeds to a take-up roll. Hope that helps. It's easy to put the film into the machine.
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You can try to take the tripod to an electronics store (U.S.A. Examples include Best Buy and Radio Shack), or you can try to find it on Amazon. Don't waste your time calling the company, they "don't deal directly with customers".
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This appears to be made by Seashell, a company based in Hong Kong, a list of all the supported cameras can be found at www.seashell.hk
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I send mine off through the mail to a company called "The Darkroom" they are amazing! Based in California... you can go to their website and print out a free shipping label. Its convenient and affordable - I use them about once a month for my film developing! You could also google local photo labs in your area if you need something close by.