"Time Zero" IS SX-70 film. Polaroid changed the name in the late 70's
(or so) when they changed the formulation so that it processed faster.
It has been the name for SX-70 film for the last couple of decades. It
is hard to find because few stores carry it. Polaroid still lists it on
their web site, so it is probably still being manufactured. Most of the
large mail-order photo supply places have it.
Mike Vande Bunt
dalf...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 4/23/02 8:23:26 PM Central Daylight Time,
oma...@bemail.org writes:
I have a few SX-70 film cameras, but cannot always find the film.
I cant exactly recall the name, but....... you can find film for SX-70's I
know, because I bought several packs in Walgreens store , I wanna say TIME
ZERO or something, I was apprehensive at first, but bought one pack, and was
amazed , it fit right in the slot, and away I went . If you're looking for
EXACTLY SX-70 film and expect it to say so on the package, I suspect you wont
find any, I didnt, but on closer inspection found it by another name , still
made by Polaroid ........ you have to read the fine print :-)
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