Name: Polaroid Black & White Instant Film for 600 Cameras (Color Frames Edition, 8 Exposures)
Brand: Polaroid
SKU: PD600FBLWHCF
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.2 (20 reviews)

Polaroid Black & White Instant Film for 600 Cameras (Color Frames Edition, 8 Exposures)

Polaroid B&W Instant Film

Polaroid

Polaroid Originals B&W Film for 600 Cameras (Color Frames Edition, 8 Exposures)

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Polaroid B&W Instant Film 

Buy: Polaroid Black & White Instant Film for 600 Cameras (Color Frames Edition, 8 Exposures) Film Type: B&W / Monochrome

About The 600 SeriesJust like the camera it goes with, 600 film is straightforward and easy to use. It comes in classic color and black & white versions, as well as a range of special editions, so there's always a new way to put your life on film.Black & White Film for 600 Color FramesThe Color Frames Edition is a fun little update to our original Black & White 600 film. You get the same deep shades of black & white, but each photo is framed in a bright, contrasting color like pink, or purple, or green, or... well, you get the idea. It's great for parties and kids' events, and you never know which color's going to pop out next so you can add a bit of mystery to your photos. Because life's never just black & white.

I’m a huge fan of any kind of black & white photography, so the Polaroid instant film was A+.

Great Stuff!

Good deal

Great film...really beautiful range and easier than the old film to get quality of light.

Really happy with the 600

Speedy delivery

The exact right product, delivered promptly!

Great Experience

This film is hard to find so I was glad to see it was exactly as described and for a distant price

good seller

Sepia, never a true black and white. Ugly contrast and loss of details. Dont waste your money on this 

Film was purchased as a gift to my son.  He was thrilled that this product is available.

Excited

Happy to still be able to get this Polaroid film! Good stuff! Good service!

Polaroid Originals Black & White Instant Film for 600 Cameras

First time using. I personally liked the colored better than the b&w. Followed instructions and only one turned out even when the lighting was good.

One out of 8 turned out

Perfect!! Bringing new life to my old 80s Spectra!

Perfect!

Very good film for my Minolta Instant Pro camera.

Perfect for Minolta Instant Pro

I have my parents old Spectra camera which looks to be in perfect condition, however when I tried to use it for the first time (in many long years) the photographs never developed. 
My guess is my camera might be on the fritz, but if anyone else is experiencing this as well, might be the film stock.
I'm waiting on a backorder of another batch of film to see what the problem could be.

hm...

I love polaroids. Spectra is wide and bigger than any other stock insta films. It feels so eighties in its colors, hue and contrast. Flock of Seagulls kind of thing. It is expensive. Spectra cameras shot 12 exposures. Dont understand why Polaroid limit the cartridge to only 8.

Cool but expensive

For the time being, i'm not comfortable recommending this film. I have a spectra camera that I have used with quite a few packs of expired film, all of which functioned correctly in the camera. Granted because they were expired not all developed correctly. But from that I knew the camera at least worked. Upon using the Polaroid Originals film, I didn't have a single picture eject properly from the camera, none of them developed. I don't want to say that it was for sure the film because the camera is quite old, but it's not looking good. I'm waiting for my backordered color pack to come in and then i'll update this depending on how that turns out.

Not too sure

It is great that Adorama still carries traditional dark room chemicals and equipment. One of a handful in the country. Thanks Adorama

Still committed to traditional photography

Ahh! I can not say much is the first time I use them. Not as the original Polaroid color that is for sure

Olga

This new Polaroid Originals Spectra film develops in a few minutes and has nice tones and contrast.  You'll see an image in a minute but after a few more minutes the shadow detail comes in and more contrast appears.  I really like this film.

Great film

Much as I want to applaud the resurrection of Polaroid's instant film, this product seems to be a work in progress. While improved over the last generations of the Impossible Project's product, the images from this film characteristically have blocked up shadows, blown-out highlights and little mid-range tonality in-between. The 10-15 minute processing time also beggars the idea of what "instant photography" means. I long for the lovely grey scale and sharpness of pack film Polaroid that produced a finished print in 15 seconds.