Impossible 4514 Colour Instant Film for Polaroid 600 Series Cameras and Impossible I-1, Black

They've rather cornered the market... so get away with charging far too much. But that said, at least someone is still producing polaroid film to use, and the coloured frames are a nifty touch. In this digital throw away age a physical one shot photograph has become quite an interesting & challenging concept! No second chances.

Obviously this film is very expensive but I was given a Polaroid camera by my grandma years ago and never used it. I bought these for a special occasion and the film comes out great! Polaroid quality is never 100% but these are lovely to keep, they're special. I will definitely purchase again. Also it's a bit of an obvious one, but make sure you stay still when taking the photo!

So expensive, but they are lovely! You only get x8 shots now, instead of x10 like the old boxes. They also take a long time to expose, inside the box.

I found the colours on this film to be dull and washed out and the general quality of the exposures to fall short of the original manufacturers product.Used in my school photography club I found the results to be disappointing.

Good price and the film works well. I do see some brown / sepia colouring around the edges, but it adds an interesting affect.

I grew up with Polaroid film so I was disappointed when it stopped. The Impossible Black and White Instant Film is the best quality product they have. The photos have a sharpness to them and they have a nice contrast to them. I use them on my original Polaroid camera and they work well.

Good quality films for a while, they fade after a year though, once picture taken. Also very expensive. But still love them :)

the photos were nice, although they lacked any contrast or black parts. it was hard to tell what the photo was unless you looked really close. a bit disappointed, they worked alright and had no duds so far. and i personally love the black and red colour scheme.