Does a Polaroid Spectra System SE camera use this Polaroid spectra film twin pack?
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Yes, and there are other options as well. I use this resource to check on camera/film options for my Polaroids: http://en.polaroid-passion.com/polaroid-image-spectra-cameras.php?id=37
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My camera has on the label "Film: Polaroid 600" twin pack. I do not recall it ever using Spectra film.
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Yes it will, I actually use it in my own Polaroid Land Camera 450. The only issues you might come across are finding batteries for the camera and the camera putting too much pressure on the film pack. Polaroid packs were made of metal while this film comes in a plastic pack. I just swap the plastic top of the pack for an old polaroid metal one, but some people just cut the springs off in the camera.
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Believe it or not, I own an SX-70. And, no you cannot. The technology used in the Polaroid M230 uses heat to create the picture (much like a P-Touch Labeler only the Polaroid can create more than black on white because of the mixture of chemicals used in the paper). The SX-70 film is just like all of the other Polaroid film before it - the developing happens when the negative gets exposed to the packet of chemicals at the bottom edge of the film that is ruptured when it goes through the rollers - that is why it takes up to a minute for the picture to be complete - the chemicals need to react. In the SX-70, there is no heat process in creating a picture. Besides, the picture that comes out of the Polaroid is quite small (2"x3") compared to what you get from the SX-70. As you probably already know, you can get SX-70 film on the Amazon web site, which, for its age, is pretty cool.
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The film by polaroid has been discontinued, however you may still purchase film compatible for this camera by a company called the Impossible Project, which makes film for vintage polaroid cameras. You can purchase them from Urban Outfitters, the impossible project website, or look for sellers on Amazon like I did. If you plan on buying the sun 600, just make sure that you purchase the correct film for this camera. Hope this answered your question! :)
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Yes, without any problem. Please keep in mind that if you have polaroid sunglasses on it does make it difficult to see the screen on any camera.
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Yes, of course. Duh. The film comes in the cartridge you need for the Polaroid 300. All Polaroid 300 film comes in that.
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no, it does not. i use it in a Polaroid Colorpack 210. the only film i know of that works in Polaroid 600 cameras is made by the Impossible Project.
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No. Polarizing filters are extra. Go for a circular polarizer though and get a good one. This camera deserves it.
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Yes the film is powered by the battery which contains the film so this package is all you will need!
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As far as I know it is the only film for the Polaroid Z340. If there are generic versions I have never tried them.
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No, I don't think so I have that same camera it will use another fresh film but it is a good camera picture come out crisp and clear camera and it don't use another film
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Yes, it does work with this film. Go to the following website to learn how to turn the dial between light and dark function because you will need to adjust the camera accordingly because it is set at 75iso, whereas the film is set at 100. Therefore adjusting it to a slight lighter exposure will give you a better final exposure.http://filmphotographyproject.com/content/2010/12/polaroid-210-automatic-land-camera
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Vaboo! Good topic.I've got a box of *everything* -- 110, 35mm and 126 negatives. The problem is the software doesn't really allow for this film format . . . I'm going to see if they have a SDK or something to hack that.Any suggestions for the 110s?Also, can someone suggest a good (cheap) negative viewer? That pana-vue #2 looks perfect except it's for slides.Thanks in advance!
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No. It is a crappy low-cost "action camera", like the GoPro except that this Polaroid version barely works. This was a massively disappointing Christmas gift for my son. Probably confirms that Polaroid is way beyond death spirals. Do not buy this product.
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I don't think so. This camera requires Polaroid 600 film, and can't be guaranteed to work with anything else.
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As long as you take the pictures in good lighting and protect the film as soon as it is exposed to light, your pictures will look great. I feel like people sometimes expect digital quality pictures out of a polaroid camera, but thats not what you are going to get. Polaroids are vintage, therefore so is their film quality.
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i am not totaly sure but .. if you mean the polaroid 4.3 mini tab i would see about contacting polaroid themselves .. biglots only had the little ones for a limited time i have purchesed four of these little tabs model number pmid4311 a few months ago and have never had a problem with them. it might be that you got a dud .. as the other customer said before uniden isnt' the same as polaroid ..