Polaroid 800 Film

[Rectangle] You can use your polaroid for much longer with fujifilm and still save from polaroid film!!

[106mm] So what makes buying this camera worth it over finding an old polaroid camera at the thrift shop? Well the coolest feature in my opinion is the rechargeable battery in the camera. Usually with instant film you are only left with the battery that's in the film pack but with this camera you can use either the i-type film (no battery pack, relies on camera's rechargeable battery) or you can use the polaroid 600 film (the same film but with battery pack in with the film cartridge). Why is this a cool feature? Well you can now stock up on Polaroid film for yourself or a a gift and not have to worry about the battery in the film pack dying rendering the film useless. You have the ability to recharge the camera and keep shooting! And if the battery inside the Polaroid Originals One Step 2 ever does die or lose performance you can just switch to using the Polaroid 600 film with the battery pack in the film cartridge. This camera is totally worth buying! And I forgot to mention the Polaroid Originals film is pretty good and is only getting better!

[0.2 lb] I love my polaroid camera, and this film works great!

[160] I bought this film for my Polaroid One Step and it works great.

[Color Negative] This is my go to film for color photography. You can do anything with it. I keep this and some Portra 800 with me at all times.

[0.37 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This review is for the Polaroid Go Camera Film. This film comes in a convenient 8 pack of 2. Very simple to put in camera and pictures looks great. The pictures develop pretty fast and are really clear.

[Theme] I use this film with a SX-70 camera. Apart from the Spectra/Image-Film, it's the only Polaroid integral film left on the market. Great, strong colors and, of course, the famous see-the-picture-as-it-develops-effect! Too bad it will be discontinued soon.

[Tungsten] I bought this film kinda on a whim after really liking Flic Film Elektra and how they handled their packaging. I needed something for varied lighting that wasn't CIneStill 800t as I didn't want the hallation, and I gotta admit I find Portra 800 just a little boring (though reliable to keep around) Its still not known at this time where Aurora 800 comes from, as opposed to some others from Flic Film, but I gotta say I kinda love it. This whole roll was shot pushed to 1600, and everything came out beautifully. There was so much latitude in it that I could do some edits to pull back exposure and the grain becomes so nice, without losing any of the character of the image or the shadows. I haven't shot it at box speeds yet, but the way 1600 still captures such great color, as well as detail in light, shadow, and midtones I really am sure box speed will be great too. Until we finally get someone making 1600 speed film again, I think Aurora will be my go to for color at 1600. CineStill 800t will also still get some rotation for that, but I feel that will be much more situational for me.

[35mm] Its good and inexpensive 800 speed film. Never disappointed.

[160] I find the BW polaroid film is easier to work with than the colour polaroid film. All 8 shots came out perfect.