Polaroid Color Film for 600 Double Pack, 16 Photos (6012) - Packaging May Vary

The media could not be loaded. The Polaroid 600 film brings back the nostalgic charm of instant photography with its classic, vintage feel. Each photo develops with that iconic Polaroid look, offering vibrant colors and a unique texture that digital photos simply can’t replicate.However, one notable drawback is that each pack contains only 8 photos, while many Polaroid cameras are designed to hold 10. This discrepancy can be somewhat disappointing, as it not only disrupts the shooting flow but also makes the hobby more expensive. With fewer shots per pack, the cost per photo can add up quickly, making it a pricier choice for capturing memories.Overall, while the Polaroid 600 film delivers on quality and nostalgia, the limited number of photos per pack and the associated cost might give some photographers pause.

Actually incredible price, Polaroid film is usually so expensive and even though I have an incredibly old camera I am thrilled to find the film is relatively cheap. It doesn’t absolutely perfectly in the quality of color, print, and smells just like you think it would. It is really fun to use and I actually used so much film the moment I got it I hadn’t realized I had run out until I did. It only takes about a minute or more to fully develop. And the instructions are very clear.

I've shot some of the Polaroid B&W 600 film in my old One Step Express and I have no complaints other than the price. PROS: Excellen sharpness and rendition, probably exceeds the lens' ability to resolve, being as it's a plastic meniscus lens. Built-in batter is nice because it means you'll never have low battery issues. CONS: Expensive. Shopping amazon brings the lowest price available at this time and it rounds to about $2 a shot. I love the square format and the excellent contrast and resolution. Great film, and that flare of light on the right hand picture is from a mirror at upper left reflecting into the lens.

Good value, arrived in perfect condition. Works with polaroid 600 camera.

I used this film with a polaroid that I've had since maybe the year 2000 and it works just as I remembered. It can be tough to get the lighting just right on polaroid and sometimes the picture doesn't come out as you'd hoped. But I guess that's part of the fun! It's kind of a crapshoot. lol I do wish that the film wasn't so outrageously expensive-about 2.50 a picture.

Good price for quantity

Such fun for my grandson's polaroid camera, which was once his father's. He thoroughly enjoyed the automatic pictures.

UPDATED REVIEW:This replacement was a damaged polaroid pack. The package was opened and there was a marked out Polaroid photo inside. This is unprofessional and unacceptable.ORIGINAL REVIEW:Polaroids don't develop properly. I purchased the same film from another venue and had no issues. I'm not sure what's wrong with this packet but it's not developing properly.