this "impossible project" film is quite impossible:
the only images that have turned out for me
are shots taken indoors...and they only work if you
immediately shove the image into a dark box as soon
as it pops out of the camera.
every shot i've taken outside (and immediately shoved into a box)
has been a disaster.
and it's $3 a pop. no thank you.
please bring the real polaroid back. please.
the only images that have turned out for me
are shots taken indoors...and they only work if you
immediately shove the image into a dark box as soon
as it pops out of the camera.
every shot i've taken outside (and immediately shoved into a box)
has been a disaster.
and it's $3 a pop. no thank you.
please bring the real polaroid back. please.
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I hate that you weren't able to get any
good shots. I lucked out on my first
box, but then as the weather got
warmer, the next two boxes were
total losses. The film is still so very
sensitive and "experimental" that, as
you mentioned, $3 a pop is a bit too
much to waste. I'm not sure why Fuji
hasn't come up with their own version
of the SX-70 or 600 film yet. Wish
they would!
I'm sad too...yes, we need that 600 back, stat!
I have heard this from quite a few people-I had been wanting to try it but I fear I would be disappointed.
I'm sad that your experience hasn't been a positive. I have only used indoors and I've loved the results.
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