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The first image I took with this film, was surprised how sharp the background was in comparison to the abstracts I got from the PX 100.
Take with the Impossible Project's PX 600 Silver Shade and a OneStep 600 Express. The flash on the more modern camera made the film more manageable that the PX 100 I tried with an old SX-70 camera.
6-7-18
a local little casino with a pretty damn tasty brewery. i go there way too much. the beers are really cheap, and pretty tasty.
faffing about with the PX600, I was actually trying to photograph my cat Ling Ling, she is sitting on the doormat but is hard to see.
PX600 FF, fading evident. Looks better than actual polaroid. It is incredibly faded and crystalised. Massively irritating as these are some of my best sots. However, good to see the evolution of the fim as we move along. scan one month ago here: www.flickr.com/photos/bryanmarshall/4782846393/
December 10
Amanda's giant box of Impossible Project film came in today! She got 120 rolls of their own Polaroid film FOR FREE to use in conjunction with her sweet blog, Impossibly Expired. She'll send most of the film off to her internet friends, who will take pics and send them back to her. It's really a cool deal.
Tonight, I got an email from Tesla! It's finally time to schedule my delivery. This is nuts!! Apparently my delivery window is between Dec. 15th and the 30th. BUT since we'll be on vacation the last week of the year, I'm betting on an early January delivery. I'M FREAKING OUT.
You can see the colour change in PX70 Push! film in just a week. See the same photo scanned a week ago: www.flickr.com/photos/richardgiles/5438033576/