Polaroid 691 Transparency Film (Expired 1998) (ASA 80)

Original Polaroid Color. 10 Exposures. Foil-Sealed Pack.
No Digital Substitute.

Polaroid 691 is a peel-apart instant transparency (slide) film designed to produce positive images with rich color and luminous depth. Unlike standard prints, 691 creates a transparency that can be viewed on a lightbox or projected — a rare instant slide experience that digital simply cannot replicate.

This pack is expired (1998) and sold as-is for experimental, artistic, or collector use.

What to Expect

• Classic Polaroid color rendering — when chemistry responds
• Glowing, backlit transparency look
• Possible color shifts (often warmer or greener with age)
• Reduced sensitivity or uneven development
• Unpredictable but often beautifully unique results

Expired 691 rewards controlled exposure, strong lighting, and a willingness to embrace analog variation.

Details

Film Type: Peel-apart instant color transparency
Format: Pack film (for compatible Polaroid / Fuji pack cameras)
ISO: Originally rated ISO 100 (effective speed may vary due to age)
Expiration: 1998
Condition: Sealed foil pack (outer box condition may vary)

Important Notes

• Expired film performance is not guaranteed
• Sold for artistic / experimental use only
• No returns due to age-related variability
• Recommended for photographers familiar with expired film behavior

Why 691?

Because it creates a true instant transparency — not just a print.
Because it glows when backlit.
Because imperfections are part of the process.

Once it’s gone, it’s gone.