WorstFriend Dunno which film you buy, but it looks like 8 frames of Polariod Color 600 cost £19.
C41 6x9cm development with 6x4" prints costs (also 8 frames) £11 with the lab I use (excluding delivery). If you include my favourite film, Portra 400, which is £74 for a 5-pack, that adds £14.80 to the cost, for a total of £25.80 per roll.
So yeah, 6x9cm just about "wins"... Always thought Polaroid stuff would be cheaper!
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Mmmm, Polaroid's I-type film is cheaper, I assume it's because the cassettes have no battery inside them (I have to say though, compared to my Instax, which I have to charge, the batteryless 660 and 670 are very convenient). On a sidenote, those new Polaroid cameras look very interesting, especially the I-2. Might look into them one day when I have enough money. There's so many instant cameras I want, I don't think I'll ever get myself a proper analog or digital camera...
Oh and by the way, I thought you guys might like my weebified 660.
WorstFriend Oh and by the way, I thought you guys might like my weebified 660.
Oh my ^^'7 Do people ever ask about your camera irl?
They don't dare.
Oh wow, that looks so lush compared to the previous photo. Makes me want to lie down on that grass in the shade.
WorstFriend I'd definitely put a blanket down first - the grass was pretty tall ^^' But yes, it was quite nice~ I didn't stick around though, as I was just taking my Volvo for a drive after carrying out some percuissive maintenance on the throttle body.
The grass being tall is specifically why I wouldn't put down a blanket.
WorstFriend Oh really? You'd probably have things crawling all over you within seconds!
WorstFriend Are you Polish?
Do I have to answer this?
I think I got a lil fan of my photography
Edit:
They even looked at my camera!
WorstFriend Hah! No worries, just that photo looks extremely like it was taken in the Polish countryside 
WorstFriend Oh my, he looks quite plump!
I won't ask how you know how polish countryside looks like.
Oh my, he looks quite plump!
He's just a cute tiny lil explorer. A funky little fella. A friend with too many legs.
WorstFriend I won't ask how you know how polish countryside looks like.
Bruh did you even look at my photos? :P
I did...
All countryside looks the same to me...
WorstFriend Hmm, perhaps it's more about the combinations of human infrastructure and the countryside that makes it seem so
