Polaroid 600 Extreme

Description: Instant Camera.

Newest Review: ... of the pictures isn't all that good, but i guess that's the fault of the film. The film is expensive - around £1 per ... more

... photo. If you need an instant camera, though, this does the job and it's cheap. I bought mine as a temporary solution instead of an expensive digital camera - I had a scanner, so i figured i'd take instant piccies, and scan them in. The results were pretty bad, though, and at £1 per shot it was expensive too. Given the time again, i'd wait and save the money towards a digital camera. ...more

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Express Review on Polaroid 600 Extreme
by - written on 26/10/03
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Polaroid 600 Extreme Instant Camera - Advantages: Great for taking pictures at parties and special events, Instant memories at a touch of a button, Self Contained battery in film pack - Disadvantages: Expensive film costs, Film pack expiry date, Camera size, could be smaller

It works. (123 words)
by - written on 17/08/00 (Very useful, 541 readings)
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It works. That really sums it up. It takes pictures. They are instant. Well, relatively. And that's it. The quality of the pictures isn't all that good, but i guess that's the fault of the film. The film is expensive - around £1 per photo. If you need an instant camera, though, this does the job and it's cheap. I bought mine as a temporary solution instead of an expensive digital camera - I had a scanner, so i figured i'd take instant piccies, and scan them in. The results were pretty bad, though, and at £1 per shot it was expensive too. Given the time again, i'd wait and save the money towards a digital camera. ... Read the complete review