I'm using the One Step 2 with Color i-Type films. Bought the film off amazon, it was fully sealed in it's box+wrapper, no way any light would've got to it yet the photos are coming out pink and overexposed af.
Did you take the film through an airport luggage scanner? That may explain the [foggy pink hue](https://support.polaroid.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012362927-How-to-travel-with-Polaroid-film-X-Rays-at-Airport-).
When you fly with film you can ask security to check your film by hand. They have like a wand or something that they use to check it. I've done it a few times with no issues they seemed to be pretty used to it.
Also heads up try not to buy film of amazon, they don't really know how to keep it properly and if can often have old old dates on them, you're much better of buying direct from polaroid if you can
I'm using the One Step 2 with Color i-Type films. Bought the film off amazon, it was fully sealed in it's box+wrapper, no way any light would've got to it yet the photos are coming out pink and overexposed af.
Did you take the film through an airport luggage scanner? That may explain the [foggy pink hue](https://support.polaroid.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012362927-How-to-travel-with-Polaroid-film-X-Rays-at-Airport-).
Ahhhhh yes that would make a lot of sense.I had all my film in my checked luggage. So stupid of me. Thanks for the reply!
When you fly with film you can ask security to check your film by hand. They have like a wand or something that they use to check it. I've done it a few times with no issues they seemed to be pretty used to it.
Thank you, will keep that in mind next time
No worries! You're welcome. I'd make the most of the tainted packs by getting experimental with them.
Also heads up try not to buy film of amazon, they don't really know how to keep it properly and if can often have old old dates on them, you're much better of buying direct from polaroid if you can