What film does a Polaroid Captiva SLR use?

The Polaroid Captiva SLR combined the folding feature of the original SX-70 and the mimicked the LCD displays of the then-new digital camera by feeding each photo into a rear carrying case. The camera uses 95/500 film which has been discontinued and is not yet available through The Impossible Project.

What film does a Polaroid JoyCam take?

Polaroid 500 instant film
The Polaroid JoyCam takes pictures at a range of 3 feet to infinity. It works with Polaroid 500 instant film and produces pictures that measure 4.4 by 2.5 inches, which is slightly smaller than traditional Polaroid shots.

Does Polaroid still make 500 film?

Polaroid Captiva-500 Film Single Pack (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

Can you still get film for Polaroid JoyCam?

The JoyCam uses Polaroid 500 Film; a general-purpose, high-speed, film that produces a medium contrast, high-definition instant color print. Although the JoyCam has been discontinued, it is readily available and cheap ($0.01) to purchase on eBay.

When did Polaroid JoyCam come out?

Well, they weren’t all great products. This is the Polaroid JoyCam, produced in 1999.

Is Polaroid Land Camera film still available?

While no company continues to manufacture it, as of today (1/30/2018), you can still buy film online. The last company to manufacture film for Polaroid Land Cameras was Fujifilm who discontinued 4.25″ x 3.25″ instant film (“pack film”) in 2017.

What kind of film does a Polaroid JoyCam use?

What happens when Polaroid film is expired?

Although shooting with expired Polaroid film can produce some unique images, we only recommend doing this if you are well aware that expired film is unstable and unpredictable by nature. The battery inside each pack depletes with time, which can cause mid-cycle failures / film feed failures after years of disuse.

Can you use new Polaroid film in old camera?

This means that i-Type film will not work with vintage Polaroid cameras. New Polaroid cameras have a built-in rechargeable battery, so they don’t need a battery to power the camera. However, if you want to use 600 film with your Polaroid camera, such as a special edition film pack, it will still work.

Can I still use expired Polaroid film?

Chemical changes occur as film ages. However, the aging of film depends on a number factors, including storage, temperature and humidity. Therefore, a film may continue to produce acceptable results for some time after it has officially expired if it has been stored correctly.

Can I still use expired film?

After the day the film expires, the manufacturer is not responsible for the problems you may encounter when using it, but the emulsion still works properly. The chemicals on the films’ emulsion would eventually lose light sensitivity, however gradually!

What kind of camera is the Polaroid Captiva?

Original Polaroid Captiva SLR Auto-focus instant film camera. Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Mini security camera! Video Player is loading. This is a modal window.

Can I use Polaroid i-type film with my Polaroid camera?

This means that i-Type film will not work with vintage Polaroid cameras. New Polaroid cameras have a built-in rechargeable battery, so they don’t need a battery to power the camera. However, if you want to use 600 film with your Polaroid camera, such as a special edition film pack, it will still work. Shop Polaroid i-Type Film here

What kind of film does Polaroid 600 use?

600 Type 600 is the most common film type for vintage cameras, and works with Polaroid’s popular 600 series of cameras. The majority of cameras will have a number in the 600-series in their name (e.g. Sun 660, LM630, SLR 680, Impulse, Impulse AF and so on).

Can I use 600 film in my SX-70 camera?

SX-70 film is only available in classic color and black & white editions, but if you want to use a special edition 600 film in your SX-70 camera, you can do so with a Neutral Density Filter. You can learn more about this, here .