Well watched👍. It's a polaroid dark slide. If you try to put the i-type cartridge in the old cameras it doesn't work, because some pieces of plastic in the bottom of the cartridge. This way the cartridge slide with no problem. I hope I explained well 🙏. Cheers and good shoots
I started by doing this like in the link filmlovephotography.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/how-to-shoot-polaroid-i-type-film-in-a-old-polaroid-600/ But right now I connected the cables to the inside of the camera. I hope that helps you, but any questions just ask. Cheers
Hello, I made a blog post a very long time ago. filmlovephotography.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/how-to-shoot-polaroid-i-type-film-in-a-old-polaroid-600/ Nowadays I have the cables direct inside the camera instead in the polaroid cartridge. It's very easy to follow the instructions. Making as a video would be a bit hard to filming some parts, but maybe in the future I will do. But if you have any doubts, just ask me. Cheers
@@adamsmith1343 I believe it works, every vintage polaroid 600 use the same cartridge. Work's with my camera, should work with others. You only need to give battery to the camera.
It comes with batteries if you buy the 600 film, but in this case I'm using itype film that is a bit cheaper and made for the new cameras. That's why I have those batteries on top of the camera.
What's the purpose of that black plastic thing you insert under the film when inserting into the camera?
Well watched👍. It's a polaroid dark slide. If you try to put the i-type cartridge in the old cameras it doesn't work, because some pieces of plastic in the bottom of the cartridge. This way the cartridge slide with no problem. I hope I explained well 🙏. Cheers and good shoots
How did you attach a battery pack to your camera?
I started by doing this like in the link filmlovephotography.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/how-to-shoot-polaroid-i-type-film-in-a-old-polaroid-600/
But right now I connected the cables to the inside of the camera. I hope that helps you, but any questions just ask. Cheers
May you make a video on how to add the battery pack, thanks!
Hello, I made a blog post a very long time ago. filmlovephotography.wordpress.com/2018/04/23/how-to-shoot-polaroid-i-type-film-in-a-old-polaroid-600/
Nowadays I have the cables direct inside the camera instead in the polaroid cartridge. It's very easy to follow the instructions. Making as a video would be a bit hard to filming some parts, but maybe in the future I will do. But if you have any doubts, just ask me. Cheers
@@filmlovephotography Thank you!
Can you use this type of film in the polaroid 1000?
No you can't, unless you modified the camera. The polaroid 1000 uses sx70 film that is a different ISO than the I-type film.
Why not just buy regular 600 film? Is i-type cheaper?
Yes, I-type costs 16.90€ and 600 film costs 19€
@@filmlovephotography fair enough
Does the itype Film differ in any ways accept from the missing battery?
The Itype film have a slightly different cartridge that's why I use a old dark slide underneath. And use external batteries.
Hello , can you use the same method to attach a battery pack on a polaroid impulse ?
Thanks !
Hello, yes I believe you can. Thank you for watching. Cheers 👍
Why did you put a battery pack on your camera the film should supply power
Ayo scp-978 the desire camera!
So it actually works on a vintage camera ?
Yes it works 👍
@@filmlovephotography will it work on a 635 ?
@@adamsmith1343 I believe it works, every vintage polaroid 600 use the same cartridge. Work's with my camera, should work with others. You only need to give battery to the camera.
i thought the battery came in that film
It comes with batteries if you buy the 600 film, but in this case I'm using itype film that is a bit cheaper and made for the new cameras. That's why I have those batteries on top of the camera.
@@filmlovephotographythats actually really cool. Definitely makes the 600 more usable nowadays and more affordable
Does polaroid now+ support 16 instant photos or 8 only?.
Only 8 shoots
@@filmlovephotography ok ty
I-type into 600??..!,!, umm
wat
Sorry, I don't understand?