Polaroid Colour i-Type Film (40 Pack)

Modern Polaroid film when used in the right conditions delivers some truly amazing results. It's great for both recording memories and creating art. It can be a bit finicky if you don't put thought into the conditions in which you shoot, but considering the film's strengths and weaknesses, you can get some very very good results, on a good large size frame. It is a bit on the expensive side though.

Would keep buying it but a lil too expensive . if only

I've tried several packs of the i-type film, but every shot comes out purple (no other colours) using both flash and non flash. This is using it in a brand new Polaroid Now camera.

Starting from the fact that the quality of the image is extremely bad - but if you accept that and name it "nostalgic" then it's fine What isn't, is that film develops "cracks" in most cases. Polaroid denies everything and you end up with maybe 10 good shots out fo 40...

The Photo Quality is poor and the film is expensive

This product is so much fun to use in a Polaroid, really recommend

Don't go into polaroid photography expecting value. It's expensive! But everyone will talk about how fun the film is to use and how good it is to have physical memories of events. Even the not so good blurry photos. Obviously not every pack will turn out great, but the things to keep in mind are: *CHECK THE MANUFACTURE DATE ON THE SIDE. If it was made less than 12 months ago, and the pack looks perfect, buy! If it's over 12 months old....don't say I didn't warn you. JB are pretty good for having newer packs. *LET YOUR PHOTOS DEVELOP IN DARKNESS. 10-15 minutes at least. *FAMILIARISE yourself with common problems. Weird light spots at intervals on your photo? Clean your rollers! Weird undeveloped spots? Potentially not your fault if you got damaged film. Don't go bashing around your unopened packs and hopefully you'll be right.

Its expensive but well it is what it is. The color is really unique, heaps of experience with dslr and light room but still, cant replicate this.

When first installing the films, several get spat out and they are no use!