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I love Polaroids, (my collection currently numbers 18 cameras ranging from older SX-70s to the more modern Now+) Although classic Polaroid color film pictures are instantly recognisable and evokes that great sense of nostalgia, B&W also works beautifully and I've started to use it more often. It tends to develop slightly faster than the colour film and produces great results. At only 8 shots per pack it's an expensive indulgence but the images are so unique it's definitely worth splashing out on this instant film that just a few years ago might have ceased to exist! So enjoy the Polaroid revival, help secure it's future, treat yourself and get shooting.
I can live with this B&W Polaroid Instant film. It's by no means perfect, but one day it might be. My Dog didn't seem to mind either way.
I never get tired of the tones and quirks on B&W Polaroid
First off my sample image does not do this film justice. The contrast is rich and the images this film can produce are the best I've ever seen from any Polaroid film. This actually rivals 35mm film in the quality and character of the photographs you can take. Fun and creative. Great for portraits, street scenes, and experimenting.
The nice thing about black and white polariods is it can't go wrong in terms of colour casts, which gives me a lot of fair when shooting b+w
I love b&w Polaroid film. I find it more consistent than colour Polaroid film. Especially if you are shooting somewhere with diffused sunlight.
I love the creamy soft tone and aesthetic of the bnw P600 with my Polaroid Impulse. Well recommended for bnw and colour film users to have some fun with.
4 stars because anything connected with the Polaroid brand is so expensive.
Is this the new improved version ? Thanks
Hi Dave, I'm not too sure but we buy these from a distrubutor/wholesaler so it depends on their relationship with Polaroid as to what stock they receive. All fresh though!
Hi,
I'ld to use instant film (Polaroid 600 or Fuji instax) with an old Mamiya RB67 proSD Polaroid back. Do you know if this films are compatible? Had someone test them?
Thanks
Hey! Unfortunately the film for that back is currently discontinued and I haven't heard of anyone successfully adapting the film or the back to fit newer films.
However... there is a project in place to bring back the sheet film that would work - watch this space in the new year!
- Paul