- Disposable Camera: No
- Emulsion: Colour Negative
- Film Format: Instant
- Filmline: Polaroid 600
- Pack Size (Units): 2
- Processing Type (Slide Films): Development + Mounting
- Professional Film: Yes
- Speed in ISO: 100-199
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A medium-contrast, medium-speed, color print film with extended dynamic range, 669 Film is balanced for average daylight (5500deg.K) at 1/125 of a second (as well as for electronic flash units). The reciprocity characteristics of this film cause a color shift towards blue-cyan when the exposure time is increased and a color shift towards red-yellow when the exposure is decreased. Twin pack with 10-exposures per pack.
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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Polaroid Film Purchase
26 Sep 2005
Shipment was prompt. Product was exactly as advertised. Excellent value!!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
i like the price.
12 Jun 2007
Amazon Verified Purchase
I usually buy photo supplies from B&H photo, but when i saw this deal i had to go with what amazon had. I think B&H's for 2 was $18.
Came on time, packing was clean (wasn't exposed to dirt, water or heat).
I will buy from here again.
Came on time, packing was clean (wasn't exposed to dirt, water or heat).
I will buy from here again.
Polaroid(R) 669 Film Pack
4 Feb 2010
Amazon Verified Purchase
I realize the Polaroid 669 is not produced any longer. Don't accept any substitutes other than Fuji FP-100C. Fuji has great color as is the ORIGINAL Polaroid 669. Be VERY cautious about accepting a substitute film you're not sure of. I did and the film was so old (which the original posting said was brand new) that all the images didn't come out and they were overexposed. I shot a pack (20 pictures) of film trying to establish what I was doing wrong. I even switched film speeds on my Polaroid 230 camera which obvious didn't do any good. Used a lot of M3 bulbs too to try to troubleshoot.
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