Polaroid 600 Film - Colour

Essential for keeping your vintage polaroid running & making memories. Same great quality as always.

Great film. Comes out nice and vibrant and great quality.

Really enjoying talking Polaroid photos, it's easy to load the film, and it comes with advice on the blank sheet that protects the cassette from exposure before loading. Once I got the hang of how to take the photos and look after them whilst they develop, I got some really cool photos that I will treasure forever.

Worth mentioning that photos should be kept in the dark whilst developing, and the flash should not be used during the day or in bright environments.

Gorgeous colour nostalgic vibes all day long - making me long to be born in a decade where this stock was readily available at your local Woolworths (RIP!) - so glad AW make it so easy to keep the polaroid dreams alive :)

First time using Polaroid 600 after buying a used supercolour 670AF, I absolutely love the look of the photos produced and was surprised by the quality. There was some light leakage at the bottom of the frames but I’m sure that was my fault, not the cartridge’s.

Polaroid for me has the more natural look with better colour rendition than Instax. Also MUCH prefer the Polaroid vintage cameras. SX70 being the best with mine converted by Philanthropy in London to shoot 600.

I have loved Polaroid for their quirkiness and ease of making them. Since the rebrand back to Polaroid ( I first bought impossible film many years ago!),the colours are more saturated and the development much improved (no more dry spots!)
Also fun to use for emulsion lifts, although I have not tried it yet with the new formula.

This is my first time using a Polaroid camera and film, and I’m really surprised at the difference compared to Instax film. The film is huge in comparison to Instax square and the photos are much warmer. Depends what style you’re after, Polaroid is considerably more expensive for a lot less shots.

I bought a Polaroid camera so I could have some fun with my grandchildren, it worked it's magic on us all and we are now hooked on instant film. I wasn't too bothered about quality, it is what it is these days, but for the fun factor of seeing the image appear before a childs eyes made it worth the effort.

This film is for 600-types Polaroid which require the battery in the film. I have an autofocus 660 and supercolour 635CL (the latter of which, rather sadly, admittedly gets much less love). If you know how to use the film to its advantage, you’ll get some gorgeous colour rich photographs. The photos of my photos don’t do them justice.
That being said it’s a very nuanced and fussy film, I have gone through many a dud too - over/ underexposure tends to be my downfall. I say, as long as you’re having fun and capturing moments you love, it’s worth it. But if you’re taking Polaroids for that “perfect photo” then you better have deep pockets (no shade to analogue wonderland, they are wonderful & it’s not their fault at all. it’s just the general, wider RRP of the film which is a nightmare for 8 slides) alternatively, just stick to fujifilm instax’s which have slightly more reliable winners until you’re comfortable.

I was super excited to try this! This was taken on a supercolour 645CL and the whole process was just awesome. The colours developed really well and have a real 80s vibe to them. Super great film :)

Polaroid can be hard work but so rewarding. So tactile and tangible.

Having grown up with 35mm in the 70's, I confess I used to look down on Polaroid as "not proper photography". That it was somehow lesser. However I now cherish things that take me back to my youth and there is no doubt that, although Polaroid has gone through many changes, it is the signature look for that time. Instagram was founded on what Polaroid did best and the modern equivalents do not disappoint. I confess that the cameras are great fun to use, but don't tell anyone.

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Probably the most care free and fun way to get into polaroid shooting. Usually find more consistent results with this than SX70. Though shooting with the SX70 is way more fun.

Perfect film for just being able to hand someone the camera and just snap the pictures used this film once a week to document my fiancé’s pregnancy and although on the expensive side for 8 shots the colours have come a long way since moving from impossible project

I wanted to create emulsion lifts for my project at college evolved around this lockdown and this service on the website it’s lovely and the film is lovely also, keep up the great work<3

This is a great film and I’m so happy the impossible project brought back Polaroid film and are now Polaroid Originals, having a Polaroid is so much fun but I feel the film is quite expensive albeit understandingly.