FAQs…

Cameras

Rollfilm
95, 110A/B, 900 etc.
Packfilm
peel-apart style
Integral
shake-it style

Films

Peel Apart Packfilm
80 & 100 Series + Fuji
Integral Type
SX70, 600 & Spectra

Troubleshooting

Miscellaneous

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Instant Films - Integral

NONE are currently being manufactured, but expired and well taken care of can still give you results. These are NOT every kind of integral film available, there were alot of variations and whatnots. This page covers the big ones you are likely to see in use.

The Impossible Project is currently manufacturing new films for the SX70/600/Spectra formats. But until they have a 100% completed film lineup, this page will not really change. The reasoning behind that is with all the different emulsions created so far, but none completely settled on, there is too much variation to have a definitive FAQ about it. Ya know!?

Integral comes in three basic types:

SX-70 / 600

3.5 x 4.25 (image area: 3 x 3.125)

"Square" format with bottom border

Spectra

4 x 4.125 (image area: 3.625 x 2.875)

"Wide" format with bottom border

Miscellaneous

These films are so odd, I won't go into detail about them here.
Rest assured, if you can find these films today they will probably be 90/100 completely useless.

For a chart of integral cameras options, check here.

Integral cameras will only take ONE type of film. They are NOT interchangeable.

Clicking on a film below will bring up more info and example photos. Clicking on a film series will bring you to its camera FAQ section.

If you would like to submit your photo(s) to serve as examples, contact me.

If you need to know how to load your camera there is a section for that.

All technical information was taken from The Land List, if a film is not listed here, check there.

SX-70 / 600 Series All of the following films are 3.5 x 4.25 (image area: 3 x 3.125) square type. Battery for the camera is found inside the film pack. For a list of cameras which take this film see the camera section.
600/779 Specs: Film Speed: ISO 640 Glossy Tips & Tricks Balanced for daylight and electronic flash exposure; when shooting inside use a blue filter to avoid a yellow/green cast. No matter what Outkast may say, don't shake this film!	600 Matte Specs: Film Speed: ISO 640 Matte Two lines for writing on Tips & Tricks Most integral prints need permanent markers to be written on. This film can use even a pencil. Because its matte, the colors are slightly muted.

Time Zero / SX-70 Specs: Film Speed: ISO 150 Glossy Manipulatable emulsion Tips & Tricks This is the only integral film that allows manipulation of the emulsion. VERY RARE and expensive. Expired film is all you'll find, and it gives odd results sometimes.	SX-70 Blend & ArtisticTZ Specs: Film Speed: ISO 640 Glossy Manipulatable film! Tips & Tricks Very unique color chemistry. Saturated colors and green/blue shifting.

SX-70 / 600 Series

All of the following films are 3.5 x 4.25 (image area: 3 x 3.125) square type.

Battery for the camera is found inside the film pack.

For a list of cameras which take this film see the camera section.

600/779

600 Matte

Time Zero / SX-70

SX-70 Blend & ArtisticTZ

Spectra Series All of the following films are 4 x 4.125 (image area: 3.625 x 2.875) rectangular type. Battery for the camera is found inside the film pack. For a list of cameras which take this film see the camera section.
Spectra Specs: Film Speed: ISO 640 Glossy Widescreen 1200 film has 12 shots instead of 10 Tips & Tricks Multiple exposures are easy with Spectra cameras.	Spectra Grid Specs: Film Speed: ISO 640 Glossy Widescreen Grid overlay (16x12) Tips & Tricks Using the grid for non-scientific purposes can be interesting.

Spectra Series

All of the following films are 4 x 4.125 (image area: 3.625 x 2.875) rectangular type.

Battery for the camera is found inside the film pack.

For a list of cameras which take this film see the camera section.

Spectra

Spectra Grid