Do Any Photographers Here Use Impossible Instant Films?
 

The early versions of Impossible's products looked good, but deteriorated very quickly. The new versions are apparently more stable, and they look more black and white than the original brown and ivory.

Shot this today on 600 b&w film . . . .

http://www.littlegrayguy.com/gfy/imp_v2.jpg

I have never used it but ...nice photo and a HOT girl! :thumbsup

looks nice

My fridge used to always be packed with film. I think playing with that might make me too nostalgic.

Really nice shot you did there though.

Nice shot:thumbsup

I remember those days. LOL

Is this film like Polaroid? Used tons of them in the past.

:thumbsup

Fantastic shot.

Awesome shot!

Great girl... :jerkoff

My fridge is still full of film.



The film is like Polaroid, in fact, the Impossible Project took over a former Polaroid factory in Holland to recreate instant film. Their early attempts, which I referred to in my original post, were beautiful, but not stable. Their current offerings are (apparently) more stable. They also refurbish and sell Polaroid cameras. More info here: https://www.the-impossible-project.com/