Will this work in old Polaroid Jobpro 2 ? null

You can look up on Polaroids website what film is compatible with your vintage camera.

If it used type 600 film yes Google your camera to see what type film it used

No, these are very small, about 3x2

Yes. That camera uses 600 film packs. So as long as your camera is in good working go have some fun! Just make sure you pick up the 600 color or 600 black and white. Don't get the 600i film. The old cameras use a battery that's actually in the film pack. The new Polaroid one step cameras have a rechargeable battery built in, allowing them to sell the 600i packs for a bit cheaper because no batterie needed in the film. also check out the rollers on the camera when you go to load your new film, if there's any emulsion build up you can just clean it off. id suggest a alcohol eye glass cleaner pad if you have any. Have Fun!

“Will this work in old Polaroid Jobpro 2 ?”

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You can look up on Polaroids website what film is compatible with your vintage camera.
Answered by Jenny 5 years ago
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If it used type 600 film yes Google your camera to see what type film it used
Answered by Manny 6 years ago
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No, these are very small, about 3x2
Answered by Minnie 6 years ago
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Yes. That camera uses 600 film packs. So as long as your camera is in good working go have some fun! Just make sure you pick up the 600 color or 600 black and white. Don't get the 600i film. The old cameras use a battery that's actually in the film pack. The new Polaroid one step cameras have a rechargeable battery built in, allowing them to sell the 600i packs for a bit cheaper because no batterie needed in the film. also check out the rollers on the camera when you go to load your new film, if there's any emulsion build up you can just clean it off. id suggest a alcohol eye glass cleaner pad if you have any. Have Fun!
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