Polaroid Colour film is the same cost as Polaroid black and white film.

There is no cost penalty for shooting colour film when using a Polaroid  camera. It's odd because every other form of photography where physical media is used, it is lower cost to purchase film for black and white.

Indeed at the moment a roll of Lomography Colour 400 film is £8.00 for a roll of 120, whereas a roll of Ilford FP4 Plus is £5.00. The gap is even bigger when you look at Kodak. A roll of Kodak Portra 400 is £13.50.

When you buy Polaroid film from Polaroid in Holland, the cost is identical for Black and White and Colour film.  Each film pack is £17.99, regardless of B&W or Colour.

The same is true of Instax films from Fujifilm. The B&W packs are the same price as colour.

This is great news for instant film shooters.

I'm looking forward to getting my LomoGraflok back for my Chroma Camera 4x5 so that I can shoot some Instax Wide film.

I do have a Polaroid SX-70 that I have had refurbished, but my other half has nicked it from me.

It's a funny world.