Hello from Lo-Fi! I have made this conversion kit to rescue your Fuji FP-1 from the shelf or attic. The loss of Fuji Fp-100 and other options of packfilm was a crushing blow for many of us who had this camera. I want to help you bring your camera back to life with this kit. 
This kit replaces the packfilm back on your FP-1 with a custom designed, easy to install Lo-Fi I-type back! It runs on easy to find aaa batteries( I recommend lithium ion for best performance). 
The kit can be installed by removing the 8 screws that hold the packfilm back on, and putting this back on with the same 8 screws! The conversion will likely take 10-15 minutes on average. 
The kit comes with everything needed for you convert your camera to Polaroid I type instant film. The kit does not include: i type film or an FP-1 camera.
Keep an eye out for my other new products, my lofianddiy blog, and my youtube channel of the same name! Thanks for your patronage!!

Shipping and handling: I put 10 business days handling on my products (and 15 business days on the really hard ones- see the shipping date prior to checkout)because I make them/process them to order. I do them in the order received. This system keeps me quite busy- I work long hours and don’t take weekends off. This means rush orders are all but impossible. Thanks in advance for your patience and understanding! 

Build philosophy: I make all of my builds with longevity in mind. I push back against the idea of planned obsolescence. The simplicity of design and durable nature of my products are intentional. Though I am an artist by education, I have always had a love for machine function. I have repaired everything from motorcycles to jet aircraft, and I bring all of that to each design. You will note that I often emphasize non-destructive and reversible. I do not design conversion kits that will permanently damage your treasures, rather kits that enhance your treasures, and even bring them out of retirement!

Mission: I am an artist, a painter by discipline. I have a terminal degree in my field and taught at the college level for many years. I have done many large conceptual works of art, and my largest one to date is my company Lo-Fi. My mission is pretty straightforward: Design and offer widespread creative solutions to allow use of analog cameras and other analog items. I honestly cannot imagine an end to this project- it seems I will never run out of things to try!