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Recently Kathy and Nicole went to Science World for their Meet A Scientist day. We showed kids and adults the layers that make up instant film and what can be done with instant
film emulsion.
Love the NYC crew and it was great to hang out with them for this leisurely brunch and Rachel/Jonny's place. The record shopping afterward wasn't bad either.
I bought my first role of film from the Impossible project (the people trying to make Polaroid type film). I tried to hide the shot as soon as it came out of the camera. I let it develop several minutes. It was a cold day, about 50 degrees.
Lilies in our garden, shot with an old Polaroid SLR 680 on new Impossible Project PX 680 Color Shade film.
Arwen first attempt with Polaroid camera. Accidentally press the button when preparing the scene. There goes the $3 exposure. ($23.99 for 1pack with 8 exposures)
In case you're wondering, I didn't think Becky 010 was good enough so it's not made it into the set. I've kept the naming convention I've used on my hard drive though.
Impossible Project I-1 Camera, Impossible Project I-Type Colour film, automatic mode. Morris & Co. stained glass window, Ely Cathedral Cambs.
One of my many boxes of flash/magiccubes for my Polaroid color pack cameras! It looks like it is edge cut! I Wonder if it was px70 edgecut??
Taken with Polaroid sx-70 sonar model 2 and the new px70FF film