Polaroid Colour Film i-Type - White

Name: Polaroid Colour Film i-Type - White
Brand: Polaroid
SKU: bc66g2rflg
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Polaroid Color i-Type is a modern film for modern Polaroid instant cameras. These instant photogra...

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This guide is for users of Polaroid i-Type cameras looking to capture instant photos with vibrant color and iconic white frames. The Polaroid Color Film i-Type offers a classic instant photography experience with rich tones, but keep in mind that the film requires specific i-Type cameras for compatibility. This guide will cover everything you need to know to get the most out of your Polaroid Color Film i-Type.

All features

Colour	White
Model Part Number	6009
Brand	Polaroid

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What cameras is this film compatible with?

This film is compatible with Polaroid Now, Polaroid Now+, Polaroid Lab, OneStep 2, and OneStep+ cameras.

How long does it take for the photos to develop?

Images begin to emerge within 2 minutes, and full development takes 10-15 minutes.

How should I store the film?

Store the film in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Can I use this film in vintage Polaroid cameras?

No, this film is designed for i-Type cameras only and will not work with vintage Polaroid cameras.

How many photos are in a pack?

Each pack contains 16 photos.

What should I do after taking a photo?

Shield the photo from direct sunlight as it develops to ensure the best image quality.

What is the ISO of this film?

The film has an ISO sensitivity of 640.

Troubleshooting

Photo is blank or has no image.

Ensure the film pack is properly loaded and that the camera has power. Check the camera's flash and lighting conditions. If the issue persists, the film may have been exposed to light before use.

Photos are overexposed.

Avoid shooting in direct sunlight without using the camera's flash. Shield photos from direct sunlight during the development process.

Photos have poor color or are faded.

Store film in a cool, dry place. Make sure the film is not expired. Ensure proper development conditions (avoiding extreme temperatures).

Camera is not ejecting photos.

Check if the film pack is empty. Ensure the camera has power and that there are no obstructions in the film ejection slot.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Produces photos with rich, well-balanced tones.
Features the classic white frame design.
Compatible with a wide range of modern Polaroid i-Type cameras.
Images develop relatively quickly, within 10-15 minutes.
Easy to use and load into compatible cameras.

Cons

Only compatible with i-Type cameras, not older Polaroid models.
Development time can be affected by temperature and environmental conditions.
Photos are sensitive to light during the development process.
Film is more expensive than some other photography options.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Loading the Film: Open the film door of your Polaroid i-Type camera and insert the film pack, ensuring it's properly aligned.
Taking Photos: Point your camera at your subject, frame your shot, and press the shutter button.
Development: The photo will eject from the camera. Shield it from light for the first few minutes as it develops.

Compatibility

This film is ONLY compatible with i-Type cameras such as Polaroid Now, Polaroid Now+, Polaroid Lab, OneStep 2, and OneStep+.
It will NOT work with vintage Polaroid cameras that use 600 film or other types.

Care

Storage: Store film packs in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Handling: Avoid touching the image area of the photo as it develops. Handle the photos by their white frame only.
Development Conditions: Develop photos in a dark place to avoid overexposure. Avoid extreme temperatures and humidity during development to ensure the best results.