These little beauties originally came in boxes marked: "Polaroid Business 8 Pack." They were marketed to Real Estate, Insurance, and Law Enforcement. It is medium speed, color negative film in 12 exposure rolls, perfect for testing cameras or when you want to shoot some color AND black and white within a short period of time. I also like shooting this film in my half-frame cameras and my 24x24 square frame cameras, because when I put in a 24 exposure roll it takes me forever for me to finish it.

Interestingly, there is a "Made in USA" sticker on each box, so of course I had to peel it off. This revealed the clearly printed phrase: "Made in Germany." And from looking at the edge markings (shown below) I do believe it looks more like it was originally made by Agfa (Before AgfaPhoto), but who knows? I'm fairly certain that Polaroid never made their own C-41 color film.


This batch expired 12/2002 but is still giving some very nice results as you can see.  See more results from this film here!


You can also see more pictures shot with this, and other unique films in the: LABEAURATOIRE FLICKR GROUP



Here's your chance to try out this rarely seen film. I'm making a very limited number of rolls available for your experimenting pleasure. 

    These are in their original canisters and NOT bulk loaded so you should get the full 12 exposures if not more. However, this is not a current stock product from Polaroid and I am not proporting to represent that fine company in any manner.

My examples were all developed at local photo labs as normal C-41 color film.