Some Progress!

[Terri]

Good to see this, especially if you're an old Polaroid junkie like me. :heart:

It really is an incredible feat. These guys have done the (seemingly) Impossible! (http://www.the-impossible-project.com/projects/pxfilm)

The whole project's history and outline can be found here (http://www.the-impossible-project.com/projects).

[jbylake]

Good to see this, especially if you're an old Polaroid junkie like me. :heart:

It really is an incredible feat. These guys have done the (seemingly) Impossible! (http://www.the-impossible-project.com/projects/pxfilm)

The whole project's history and outline can be found here (http://www.the-impossible-project.com/projects).

Read through most of it..didn't think I'd really find it that interesting...I was totally wrong. Very cool.

J.:big grin:

[Terri]

Polaroid Corp has a fascinating history - hard to believe in this day and age, but those engineers/scientists revolutionized photography in their heyday. :heart:

The Impossible Project keeps the dream alive, since Polaroid is a mere shell of what they used to represent.

[Jeff Jarboe]

i can not use this film most of the year, the temp range is 63-75f, maybe 15 weeks

[Terri]

i can not use this film most of the year, the temp range is 63-75f, maybe 15 weeksI use virtually all of mine indoors - in my Daylab. ;) Agreed, it's sensitive to temperature change (or, the old stuff always was).

[Arch]

Hmm thats pretty cool! :big grin: