Polaroid Black and White 600 Instant Film Monochrome Frames

Just like the camera it goes with, 600 film is straightforward to use. This is the black and white version of the most popular Polaroid film with richer detail, and lighter contrast. More reliable than ever!

This unique, limited edition film pack features a curated selection of different shades of black, gray, and white frames, offering a versatile collection for our discerning photographers. The pack contains eight instant black and white photos with monochrome frames.

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Polaroid Black and White 600 Instant Film Monochrome Frames

Polaroid Black and White 600 Instant film Monochrome Frames. Just like the camera it goes with, 600 film is straightforward to use. This is the black-and-white version of the most popular Polaroid film with richer detail and lighter contrast. More reliable than ever!

This unique, limited edition film pack features a curated selection of different shades of black, grey, and white frames, offering a versatile collection for our discerning photographers. The pack contains eight instant black-and-white photos with monochrome frames.

Black and White 600 uses the latest black-and-white film formula from Polaroid. You get rich, well-balanced tones as well as the classic Polaroid soft textures. Your images begin to emerge within 2 minutes. And full development will take about 5-10 minutes.

600 film is also available in Color.

So, dust off your old Polaroid instant film camera. It’s time to get shooting.

 

Guide To Instant Film

Not sure which instant film is the right one for you? Read our Guide To Instant Film where we explain what all your options are. We’ll talk you through the various different options when it comes to instant photography. Depending on whether you go with a Polaroid or Fuji Instax camera, there will be different formats to choose from. The most popular format is Fuji Instax Mini, but Polaroids have that classic instant look and there are loads of their second-hand cameras out there.

 

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Brand

Film Development

Instant

Film Exposures

8

Film Format

Film Type

Instant

Film Sensitivity

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