Spectra film, being rectangular, is physically larger than 600-series and SX-70 type film. All Polaroid cameras are old is what I'm saying lol, it just sounds like an excuse from their part The SX-70 cameras are way older, and they don't have the same ejection issues from what I've heard. Why would the camera models being old have to do with anything though? I wonder what Polaroid will do to resolve this. And the Spectra motors often aren't strong enough to push the film out. The new film is thicker than the old film (and only 8 fit inside a pack). We're working through it and will have something ready before the end of the year I imagine”. The thicker film is another likely culprit though. I do know that with newer (think 1200si) Spectra cameras that I've never had an ejection problem myself though so I do suspect that the cameras are part of the problem. “Not completely sure as I'm not privy to all information on my side either. Update, after asking if it was the film as much as the camera ageing, reply was But i thought the issue was the film pack not the cameras? I contacted them, and thats the reply i received. Monodistortion edited this topic 61 months ago. But we’re working on it and we’ll let you know as soon as the next batch is ready. 😕 Spectra cameras are getting older, and it’s become more of a challenge to make sure they work well with our film 100% of the time. We had to pause production on Spectra film for the moment. I saw this quote in the Impossible Facebook group: eBay is not affiliated with or endorsed by Polaroid.What’s happening with spectra film at the moment? Unavailable from Polaroid, and practically gone on ebay, amazon etc ? New formula coming ? Or a cure for the ejection problem? This gives you an idea of the reputability and conditions of the products that previous buyers have reported.Ĭontent provided for informational purposes only. Reputable ratings - With eBay, you are provided with the ability to see ratings for previous similar products that have sold.By doing so, you can use a different package of the film should one fail to provide the quality of pictures you wish to have. Ability to purchase multiple packages - Purchasing multiple packages of the film will allow you to feel more confident in your ability to capture those good photographs you want to last.This will give you an idea of the type of photography results you can expect when using the expired film. Batch testing - See if batch testing results for the expired film that is available have been posted.Research the condition in which the film has been stored when comparing multiple buying options. Storage - Film that has been kept in a cool place and in a sealed container has the ability to retain more of its original properties.While not all film conditions can be based on this factor, it should still be considered when comparing your options. Expiration date - When purchasing expired film, it is recommended to compare the length of time the film has been expired.There are some things that you will want to consider when purchasing expired Polaroid Spectra film. The original film has expired but still provides you with the ability to capture pictures with the use of these camera models. However, it is still possible to get this film through eBay. In 2008, Polaroid discontinued its line that produced the film for the Spectra camera models the company created. What should be considered when purchasing expired Polaroid Spectra film? You can purchase the film in a single pack or a multiple package bundle for more picture taking opportunities. Through eBay, you will find that there is a wide range of options when it comes to the film offered. This means that you can get 10 pictures from the film package. One pack of Polaroid Spectra film has 10 exposures. How many pictures does a package of Spectra film take? You will also find original Polaroid Spectra film available at eBay. However, a company known as the "Impossible Project" took notice of the customers who wanted to use these cameras and began producing a film that could be used for this purpose.
Yes, Polaroid closed down their production line of the Spectra film in 2008. While the company quit making Polaroid Spectra film in 2008, you can still find the original product as well as a new Polaroid Spectra film replacement created by Impossible Project available on eBay. Capture Those Special Moments with Polaroid Spectra Filmįirst manufactured in the 1980s, Polaroid Spectra cameras gave you the ability to capture instant pictures to treasure for a lifetime.
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