2008-05-30T21:00:00
Rated 2 out of 5
QA issues
I've had significant issues with Polaroid films, especially 669 (since it's what I shoot the most) being dirty - lots of retouching required because there's dust in the emulsions. Hugely annoying. The Fuji doesn't have the problem, but then again, it doesn't do emulsion transfer as well. But it seems clear to me that Polaroid isn't paying attention.
ednaz
2007-02-07T19:00:00
Rated 2 out of 5
Polaroid 669 Film
I used this film for passport photos for two years until I tried the Fuji 100-C film. The Fuji is so much better! The color is great while the Polaroid film is yellow and dull. The Fuji film takes two minutes to process and when you first peel it off the surface is fragile until it dries. I use a hair blower on low heat for about 15 seconds to dry it, and it's good to go! Sooo much better!
Stan
