Polaroid Go Color Film - 16 Photos

Polaroid Go film is specifically designed for the Polaroid Go camera system. Compatible cameras include: - Polaroid Go Generation 3 - Polaroid Go Generation 2 - Original Polaroid Go / Generation 1 It is designed only for Polaroid Go cameras. Important: Polaroid Go film is not compatible with Polaroid i-Type, 600, SX-70 or other full-size Polaroid cameras. Those cameras use physically larger film formats.

Choose Polaroid Go film when you want genuine analogue instant photography in a much smaller and more portable format. The compact prints are small enough to keep in a wallet, phone case, diary or travel journal, while still giving you the unmistakable appearance of a real Polaroid photograph. It is particularly appealing for social photography because the finished photograph becomes a physical keepsake that can be handed to someone immediately. There is no printer, computer or film lab involved. The ASA 640 sensitivity also gives the Polaroid Go camera useful flexibility for everyday photography, particularly when the camera's built-in flash is used as intended.

Use the correct film. Check that the pack clearly says Polaroid Go before loading it into your camera. Use the flash regularly. Instant film needs plenty of light, and using the camera's flash can improve results indoors and in weaker light. Keep the developing photo protected from bright light. When the print first ejects, shielding it from strong sunlight during the early stages of development can help produce more consistent results. Allow 10–15 minutes for full development. Do not expect the finished image immediately after the photo ejects. Do not shake the photograph. Modern Polaroid film develops chemically on its own and shaking does not speed up the process. Do not bend or squeeze the print. Allow the chemistry inside the photograph to develop undisturbed. Get reasonably close to your subject. The small image format works particularly well when the main subject clearly fills the frame. Keep unused film cool. Store unopened packs somewhere cool and dry, away from heat and direct sunlight. Let refrigerated film reach room temperature before opening. Keep it sealed while warming to help prevent condensation. Check the expiry date. Fresh instant film generally gives the most predictable colour and development. Use each cartridge soon after loading. This helps keep results consistent and reduces the chance of film being affected by prolonged storage inside the camera. Remember the format is unique. Polaroid Go film cannot be substituted with i-Type, 600 or SX-70 film.