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Used with the I-1 camera and gives generally OK results. I don't always follow the makers' suggestion to use the flash even with outdoor shots. The sample image was taken this way. Use the smartphone app for better control.
This warm / slightly sepia b&w polaroid film is fun as a change from colour and has varying contrast in results, with best shots coming from brighter outdoor locations. I enjoyed experimenting with it and achieving some really nice, artistic shots.
I prefer to use B&W Polaroid film as colour can be a little inconsistent sometimes, and this is a solid film for i-Type cameras (coming in slightly cheaper than the 600 version). The current version of Polaroid Originals' B&W can be a little hard to expose sometimes due to low latitude, but is generally decent with flash. It has a slightly warm tone to it which works well with portraits and candid shots.
In my experience it has lasted well past the expiry date - I've shot packs over a year expired and they were fine, so you don't need to worry about shooting it all at once.
Some of the shots I've taken with the B&W iType film have been outstanding. Others not so much. There's room for improvement with the film. And the B&W tends to turn brownish over time. So expect a vintage sepia look after a few months/years.
Used a frozen Polaroid Originals pack from 2016. Once you put it in, be sure to shoot it all in a few days, because the later shots I took had already partly dried up. The emulsion does not live long in these, but I'm glad we have something ;)
