B&W Film For I-Type Polaroid 8 stuks

Polaroid B&W Film for I-Type delivers eight instant black-and-white photos with a classic analog aesthetic. Optimized for I‑type Polaroid cameras, the film begins to reveal images within about a minute and reaches full development in 5–10 minutes. This I‑type pack does not include a battery and uses Polaroid's latest black-and-white chemistry to capture fine detail, high contrast, and a distinctive texture framed by the iconic white border.

Advantages

This film produces high-contrast monochrome images with clear fine detail and a textured analog look. Because it is I‑type, it is more affordable than battery-equipped formats while remaining fully compatible with modern Polaroid I‑type cameras. The development time is short, allowing quick review of results, and the fixed white frame maintains the classic instant-photo appearance.

Suitable for

• Portrait and candid black-and-white photography
• Street and documentary-style instant images
• Creative analog projects and fine-art photography studies
• Use with Polaroid I‑type cameras (not compatible with vintage Polaroid cameras)

Key specifications

• Brand: POLAROID
• Model / MPN: 006001
• EAN: 9120096770647
• Quantity per pack: 8 pc(s)
• Image area (manufacturer): 89 x 108 mm
• Overall photo size (approx.): 100 x 125 mm
• Film type: I‑type black & white instant film
• Development time: images visible ~1 minute, full development 5–10 minutes

How to use

Load the film pack into a compatible Polaroid I‑type camera following the camera manufacturer's instructions. After taking a picture, remove the exposed photo from the camera and allow it to develop face down or face up on a flat surface for 5–10 minutes. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures during development to ensure even chemical processing and consistent results.

Recommendations

Store unopened film in a cool, dry place and use before the expiration date printed on the pack. For best results, operate the camera and develop film at moderate room temperatures (roughly 10–25°C). Not compatible with vintage Polaroid cameras that require battery-powered film packs.