Color Instant Film for i-Type, Single Pack (8 Exposures)
Modern film for modern instant cameras. 8 or 16 instant photographs to bring your moments to life in dreamy Polaroid color and finished in that iconic white frame. This color i-Type film is compatible with the OneStep 2, OneStep+, the Polaroid Now, and the Polaroid Lab. It’s battery-free so it won’t work for vintage cameras, but it will work for your budget.
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Our Review
Polaroid Color Film for i-Type (8 Exposures) — instant physical souvenirs for the road
The gist: An 8-shot pack of instant color film for the Polaroid Now, Now+, and I-2, giving travelers a real, physical photo to hand a new friend or pin to a hostel wall instead of another digital-only memory.
- Battery-free, self-developing: No charging or app required — shoot and watch the image develop in 10-15 minutes, ready to hand someone on the spot.
- ISO 640, 3.1x3.1" image: A classic glossy square format with the traditional white Polaroid border.
- Compatible with modern Polaroid cameras: Works with the Now, Now+, and I-2 — not older vintage Polaroid bodies without modification.
- 8 exposures per pack: Enough for a short trip or a single event; pack a spare for a longer itinerary.
TechGearLab's camera testing found color i-Type results can be inconsistent — "close to half of the shots we took ended up getting thrown out due to blurriness or a lack of color contrast" — and flagged the roughly $2-per-shot cost as steep, noting you're "paying extra for the brand name."
Best for: travelers who want a tangible, shareable keepsake from a trip and don't mind an occasional wasted shot. Skip it if: you need reliably consistent results every time — TechGearLab's testing found real inconsistency in color exposures. Runs ~$14.95 — check the current price before buying.
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