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Polaroid Camera Series (PX100FF)
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Photos shot using an SX-70 with The Impossible Project PX100 Silver Shade First Flush.
(Technically the SX-70 is not low fidelity but I think in this case the film is.)
They’re really nice, good series-
you could make your own (expensive) set of Polaroid Top Trumps like that-So, is the film lower resolution as well as low contrast?
How does it enlarge?I resisted the urge to buy some recently.
All the glowing reviews I’ve read were from people trying pre-production freebies;
it’s always better to get the views of someone more independent…They look nice, I like the colour this film produces. Initial reactions I have read on various forums regarding this film were poor indeed but I have also seen some really nice results so maybe experience is required, but I don’t know as I’m not a polaroid user.
Love this film Dave, cant wait to try it. I still have some time-zero left though….
Lovely stuff. I love the ‘roids…. [currently converting an old Polaroid 110 to new pack- and sheet film]
Anyway, for those lazy Polaroid wannabees (read: emulators) out there,
here is some software to give your pics that Polaroid feel (well, sort of):http://www.poladroid.net/” onclick=”window.open(this.href);return false;
Fintan wrote:
Dave what do you think of the new edition PX 100??
The film I used was the “first flush” edition which had it’s flaws. According to the TIP website (http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/news?date=2010-05-20) some of those flaws have been fixed in the new edition.
Sounds as if the sensitivity to temperature & light sensitivity after shooting is still a problem though.
I think I will wait a little longer before dipping my toes into the PX100 again to see if the film becomes more stable. I still a a few boxes of “FF” left anyway.
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