Getting Started with the Polaroid Impulse

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We hope this video helps you get started with the Polaroid Impulse! The battery is in the film cartridge so you don’t have to worry about finding one if you have the film. The film is linked below!

This camera is part of the Polaroid 600 series.

Hey everyone, Shelly here! In this video, I’ll walk you through how to use the Polaroid Impulse, a classic instant camera from 1988-1994 that uses Polaroid 600-series film. This camera stands out with its always-on flash, ergonomic design, and large viewfinder—making it a great choice for instant photography enthusiasts!

What You’ll Learn in This Video:

How to take photos without wasting film
Adjusting exposure for the perfect shot
Loading Polaroid 600 film (battery built into the cartridge!)
Focus ranges and tips for best results
Why you shouldn’t shake your Polaroids!
We love the results from this camera, and we highly recommend it if you can find one for a good deal!

Film Link:

Polaroid Color Film 600 2 Pack
https://amzn.to/3DMzRBL

Polaroid Color Film for 600 x40 Pack, 40 Photos
https://amzn.to/3A08Dp8

Polaroid Originals, Color Film (600), 8 Photos
https://amzn.to/3SvzeRb

Polaroid Color Film for 600 12 Pack, 96 Photos
https://amzn.to/46pp9Lk

Camera Link:

https://amzn.to/3XXWr0W

Host: Shelly
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Filmed & Edited by:
Evan Prunty

Written by:
Evan Prunty, Shelly Duncan & Evelyn Engle

https://blackvalvemedia.com/
https://www.evanprunty.com/
https://www.shellyduncanphotography.com/

8 thoughts on “Getting Started with the Polaroid Impulse

  1. Nice vid. Been wanting to use the one my family has had since 1990. It's still in perfect condition. I love that thing. So many nostalgic photos from the 90s taken with that thing. I was so worried about the battery compartment being corroded with old batteries, but then your brainy – ass taught me they're in the film carts. NOICE.

    Do you think it is safe to dust off the inside and wipe the mirror down with a dry micro fiber cloth?

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