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    809 vs. 879

    I've never heard of 879 until i was bumming around the 'roid site today. I'm aware that 809 has "issues". So what about 879? Thanks~jim

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    Doug Dolde
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    Re: 809 vs. 879

    OK I give up what is 879 or 809?

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    Re: 809 vs. 879

    That's Polaroid film. 879 is no lnger manufactured, per the Polaroid site.

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    Re: 809 vs. 879

    Ouch......I was hoping it was a later greater emulsion (though considering the shape the company must be in, I was just being silly).

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    Re: 809 vs. 879

    While we're here, how awful really is 809?

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    Re: 809 vs. 879

    If you're accustomed to the reasonably accurate color rendition of Polacolor Pro 100 in smaller sizes, you may find the color rendition of Type 809 a little "funky".

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