Polaroid Go Film Gradient Frame Double Pack
Polaroid Go Film Gradient Frame Double Pack
Polaroid Go Gradient instant film is used to develop colour photographs straight from the camera. This type of film uses the brand's classic chemical technology to chemically fix the image onto paper. Polaroid colour film with gradient frames brings every captured memory to life with an unconventional colour spectrum. The images are square and develop fully in the light after being ejected from the camera. The chemical process occurs automatically without the need for external intervention. The film requires proper cool storage to maintain the optimal properties of the chemical components before use.
Key features of the Polaroid Go Film Gradient Frame Double Pack instant film
- The frames have a unique colour gradient
- The pack contains a total of 16 photos
- The emulsion has a sensitivity of ASA 640
- Developing the photo takes 10 to 15 minutes
- The cartridge works without an integrated battery
- Made in the European Union
Special edition with gradient frames
Each photo in this pack has a border with a smooth colour spectrum gradient. The gradient frames make the film special and give each photo a distinctive look. The sought-after colour gradients differ from photo to photo. This gives your photographs an unconventional border without the need for additional editing. Inside the pack, you'll find a total of 16 of these photographic papers with multicoloured borders, with each individual frame forming a different part of the colour spectrum.
Colour film
The film's emulsion is sensitive to light and faithfully captures the colour tones of the surrounding environment. This Polaroid colour film renders details with a typical analogue character. The photos exhibit high contrast and rich colour reproduction. The final image stabilises after the chemical reaction is complete. The emulsion sensitivity is ASA 640 and requires sufficient lighting of the scene being photographed for optimal rendering of both dark and light areas in the picture.
Compact size
The paper format is small, suiting the needs of portable devices. The film fits easily in a pocket. The photographs have an overall size of 6.66 × 5.39 cm. The image area itself is 47 × 46 mm. The film's overall dimensions are four times smaller than the classic i-Type format, making it easier to carry finished photos in a wallet or phone case, for example.
Chemical composition
The manufacturer is constantly developing the chemical emulsion in its own laboratories. Original chemical formula. The film for Polaroid Go does not require an integrated battery to operate. Power is supplied exclusively by the battery inside the camera itself. The film cartridge therefore contains no other sources of electrical energy that would harm the environment.
Made in the European Union
The manufacturing process takes place in a Dutch factory that builds on the brand's historic tradition. Local production is subject to strict quality standards. This means the customer receives a product with a verified origin and properties. Production takes place in the last operating factory for classic instant films in the European Union, where care is taken to preserve traditional production processes and chemical formulas.
Compatibility
This specific format works exclusively with select cameras of the same name. The photo paper only fits into pocket cameras labelled as Polaroid Go. This material is not dimensionally compatible with other types of cameras. It is necessary to check the type of camera you own before purchasing, as the film cannot be used in i-Type, 600 or SX-70 cameras.
Photo paper format:
6.66 × 5.39 cm
Compatibility:
Only with the Polaroid Go camera
Number of sheets:
16 pcs
ASA sensitivity:
640
Development time:
10–15 minutes
Place of manufacture:
European Union
Film type:
Instant
Specifications
Basic features
Advanced features
| Code: | OCO80g |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Links: | Producer's Website: |
| Manufacturer information |
Safilo Group S.p.A., Settima Strada 15 Padova 35129, Itálie, [email protected] 
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