The Ultimate Polaroid 600 Guide

Polaroid 600 are some of the easiest to find when it comes to Polaroids and they also happen to be pretty versatile too. Find out about the different types that these cameras come in and what makes them great for different situations!

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[romero-kyun]

your polaroid collection makes my mouth water

[alirexzam]

man i'd searched the entire youtube, and this one is the one and only video that explain completely everything that i needed about polaroid cameras. liked subed and turned notification on :D ty

[spaceant]

It's nearly impossible to find someone who knows what they're on about when it comes to Polaroids these days. I'm getting a 660 Autofocus soon, and this was really helpful!

[maiyavang]

My friend and I went thrift shopping yesterday and I stumbled upon a Polaroid 600 AND a Polaroid One (which we later found out is no longer being made). We bought both and immediately went to Target to get some film and our first shots were beautiful! I didn't understand the close up function super well so that's why I watched your video but you gave me tons of other helpful information. Thank you so much!

[PopBaltimore]

I’m almost 34 and I got the biggest nostalgic tingles when you opened the film slot lol thank you for the video!

[IlyaPlotnikov]

that's the only polaroid video on the whole youtube which is actually useful, answered all my questions and more, thanks! :) got supercolor 635 cl for my kid today, had to refresh my memories of how to use it

[deljones]

Exactly the explanation I was looking for. Getting one for my fiancé for her birthday, and then to take to our wedding. Thank you and great work 😁👍🏻

[MyHumanWreckage]

I’m thinking of buying a Polaroid camera and this answered all my questions. Thank you!

[smoldoodlebby]

I just acquired a vintage 600 from my grandmother, the one she would take pictures with when my mom and aunts were just babies. Very excited to get some film (now that I know what to get) and see if this old thing still works! Thank you so much for the video, I learned a lot!

[annadenaro]

Great video :) so excited someone just gave me a Polaroid 600 Land Camera autofocus 660 and I can't believe how expensive the film is. Wowzers!

[AlexRodriguez-hswh]

My man, THAAANK YOUUU for being so in depth with thi and all your reviews, first video and I already know I’m gonna love your content, keep up the hard work bro this is nice, very informative and easy to follow 😮‍💨👌

[Waffleking]

I used to work at this job where we would we dump old furniture, and boxes of random things inside and I usually don’t check what’s inside but I decided to check because it was my last day working that job so why not haha and I ended up finding a Polaroid One-step 600 in really good condition. That was back in 2020 and never thought of testing it so I just left it in my closet, i was at Walmart today and saw 600 film and decided to get it. Turns out the camera works :)

[christopherwelch]

I have an original Polaroid 600 I bought used in the 90s. I didn't think they made film for it anymore but couldn't bring myself to throw it away. I'm glad I didn't. Thanks for the guide.

[LouiWoodman]

I didn't even think of looking for one at a thrift store. I just bought a 600 on the Polaroid Originals website and it was $185 for the camera and 3 packs of film. Really wish u watched this first. Great video.

[karinaw.]

I’m trying to justify my impulse buy for $20... 🙊 this video makes me feel better

[mattz]

Perfect video! Just what I was looking for! Thanks man!

[DCD]

Found one of your vids on r/polaroid a while back and have been subbed ever since, keep up the good work!

[ryanbrown]

I still remember getting that Impulse as a birthday gift when it was still a new, modern-styled camera. Loved that thing, and wish I still had it, but when the film prices approached a buck a shot, I stopped using it, and it eventually got tossed. :/


I also remember that my grandparents had a few Polarioid Safety Flashers. They were a 4" round amber blinking light in a red reflective frame with a wire stand that you could put behind your car if you broke down, and they would make use of the partially drained batteries from old Polaroid packs for power, which kept them flat and light.

[raven_beel]

My grandma gave me her old camera the instructions weren't very clear, but this video helped me a lot! Thank you

[soman]

Just bought a Polaroid supercolor 600 for 3€, your video is a life saver !