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| Introducing Polaprints |
Polaprints.net is a new service that offers the ability to print your digital images onto instant film made by the Impossible Project. Prices start at $2.99 and vary based on type of print and quantity. Polaprints offers printing from digital files to Instant Film
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| Snap It See It |
Snap It See It. Whats it all about? First off, we love instant photography. Like really, we love it. All forms, from Land Cameras and 4×5’s, classic models like the SX-70 and 600’s, to the several Medium Format cameras with pack film backs. Admittedly, we have a soft spot for Impossible Projects new integral films. And we cant leave out Fuji’s Instax cameras, and the fun images they produce. |
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| Some Places: A Collection of Instant Film Photographs |
Has winter got you down? Looking for something beautiful to inspire you? Noted photographer Tyler Tyndell has just published a book that will fix all that.
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| Polaroid Film: How It's Made |
Ever wondered how instant film is made?This delightful teaser for How It's Made shows a good amount of the process that goes into making Polaroid style instant film. You can watch the whole episode here. |
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| Get Into Instant! |
By Justin Goode I am completely and utterly obsessed with instant film. The tangibility, the process, the feelings of nostalgia it can provoke, I crave everything about it. It has become such a large part of my life. Many photographers are stuck using digital cameras and have not seen or experienced this incredible medium. The younger generation has gripped onto the digital world with both hands. Don’t disregard instant film because others say it’s a thing of the past. Choose to explore it as an option for creativity. |
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| Impossibly Expired // a collaborative project using expired impossible project instant film. |
Impossibly Expired // a collaborative project using expired impossible project instant film. The What: This project distributes expired PX70 Color Shade from The Impossible Project with the intention of documenting how these chemicals respond in their expired state. Engaging a wide range of individuals in this experimental photography project ensures even more varied and interesting results. The only requirements are that the photographer must shoot the entire pack of film, and submit all images to be posted on the website. |
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| Film Photography Podcast: Polaroid 8x10 with Mat Marrash |
Polaroid 8x10 is one of those film formats that is truely wonderful and unqiue.. It is hard to take an awful 8x10 Polaroida- even if you tried. Polaroid 8x10 film is hard to find but luckily for us The Impossible Project has begun to make it again. Enjoy this video of Mat Marrash taking an 8x10 Polaroid of one of the cutest cats ever. |
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| Emulsion Lifts: An Instant Journey |
By Tyler Tyndell |
