Polaroid Instant Film i-Type - White

Name: Polaroid Instant Film i-Type - White
Brand: Polaroid
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Product Information

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This guide is for Polaroid camera users seeking to capture instant photos with the i-Type film. The key benefit of this film is its ability to produce vibrant, well-balanced images in minutes. A slight caveat is that it is only compatible with i-Type cameras and Polaroid Lab; it is not compatible with vintage Polaroid cameras. This guide provides comprehensive information on using the Polaroid i-Type instant film, including setup, usage tips, and troubleshooting advice.

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Colour	White
Model Part Number	6010
Brand	Polaroid

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FAQs

How long does it take for the photos to develop?

Images start to appear within 2 minutes, and full development takes 10-15 minutes.

Can I use this film in my old Polaroid camera?

No, this film is only compatible with Polaroid Now, Now+, and Lab instant cameras.

How many photos are in each pack?

Each pack contains 40 shots.

What is the film size and picture size?

The film size is 89 x 108 mm, and the picture size is 79 x 79 mm.

How should I store the film?

Store the film in a cool, dry, and dark place. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity.

What should I do after taking a photo?

Shield the photo from direct sunlight as it develops, and avoid bending or folding the film.

What is the ISO sensitivity of the i-Type film?

The ISO sensitivity is 640.

Troubleshooting

Photo is blank or underdeveloped.

Ensure the film pack is properly loaded. Shield the photo from direct sunlight during development and allow the full 10-15 minutes for development. Check the camera's battery.

Camera is not working.

Check if the camera is properly turned on. Ensure the film pack has not expired. Make sure the battery in your Polaroid camera is charged.

Photos are overexposed.

Avoid shooting in direct sunlight. Use the camera's light settings to adjust exposure.

Photos have color issues.

Store film in a cool, dark place. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity. Ensure film is not expired.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Produces high-quality, vibrant instant photos.
Specifically designed for modern Polaroid i-Type cameras.
More affordable due to the absence of a battery in the film pack.
Offers a classic, iconic white frame design.
Relatively quick development time compared to older film formats.

Cons

Not compatible with vintage Polaroid cameras.
Limited to use with i-Type cameras and Polaroid Lab.
Requires specific handling to avoid damage during development.
The white frame can sometimes make the image appear smaller.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Loading the Film: Open the camera's film door and insert the film pack. Ensure the dark slide faces outward and the film pack is properly aligned.
Compatibility: The i-Type film is exclusively compatible with Polaroid Now, Now+, and Lab instant cameras.
Taking Photos: Once the film is loaded, turn on the camera and follow the instructions to take a photo.
Development: After taking a photo, it will eject from the camera. Shield the photo from direct sunlight as it develops for about 10-15 minutes.
Storage: Store the film in a cool, dark, and dry place when not in use.
Handling: Avoid bending or folding the film. Handle the film by the edges to prevent fingerprints.
Care: Keep the camera and film away from extreme temperatures and humidity. Do not expose the film to X-ray machines.