Instant film form 4x5 cameras.

[Grandpa Ron]

I seem to be chasing my tail trying to find an instant film for a 4x5 camera. It is just a standard 4x5 view camera.

When I surf the web I find all sorts of Polaroid backs and films that are 20 years old or more. Lots of Fuji film for newly made cameras in a rather small format and some newer Polaroid 600 and i-Type films. Unfortunately, I cannot really tell which are obsolete and which are currently in production.

My question is simple, is there a Polaroid film/adapter that I can use on my 4x5 Camera back.

Thanks

 

[cgw]

After an exhaustive 30 sec Google search:

Fuji Instax Meets 4x5 | The Lomograflok Instant Back — Gregory Couch

Fujifilm’s line of instant film, known as Instax, is all the rage these days. Introduced in 1998, Instax film stuck around while Polaroid died a slow death beginning in the early 2000s. And in an age of digital photography and camera sensors which can resolve an insane amount of detail, there’s stil

www.gregorycouch.com

Guessing it's the best you can do?

 

[Rickbb]

I used to have one for my old Grafix Speed 4x5, I'll see if I can find it. I also had a 6x7cm roll film back for it.

 

[Grandpa Ron]

After an exhaustive 30 sec Google search:

Fuji Instax Meets 4x5 | The Lomograflok Instant Back — Gregory Couch

Fujifilm’s line of instant film, known as Instax, is all the rage these days. Introduced in 1998, Instax film stuck around while Polaroid died a slow death beginning in the early 2000s. And in an age of digital photography and camera sensors which can resolve an insane amount of detail, there’s stil

www.gregorycouch.com

Guessing it's the best you can do?

After an exhaustive 30 sec Google search:

Fuji Instax Meets 4x5 | The Lomograflok Instant Back — Gregory Couch

Fujifilm’s line of instant film, known as Instax, is all the rage these days. Introduced in 1998, Instax film stuck around while Polaroid died a slow death beginning in the early 2000s. And in an age of digital photography and camera sensors which can resolve an insane amount of detail, there’s stil

www.gregorycouch.com

Guessing it's the best you can do?

cgw
Many thanks for the information, it was frustrating to chase my tail for hours running down dead ends. Knowing full well, the answer should not be so difficult to find.

 

[cgw]

cgw
Many thanks for the information, it was frustrating to chase my tail for hours running down dead ends. Knowing full well, the answer should not be so difficult to find.

No worries. I hate seeing people clipped by sellers of stale film or facsimiles of the old stuff. Fuji has dumped bags of cash into its instant films that work in many applications.