Polaroid To Make A Comeback?

jmke · 23rd March 2010, 15:29

Polaroid stopped production in February 2008 with his camera ready and the necessary films, after the question by the advent of digital cameras was very collapsed. The company closed all its plants, including one office in Enschede, and the staff was fired. A number of former employees could still living by the Polaroid concept and took the machinery and the factory.

As a part of the 31 chemicals required for making the film was no longer available, traders were back to work for the characteristic self-developing Polaroid film. The company therefore chose a company name The Impossible Project. Meanwhile, the company managed to black and white film to produce. The first instant film packs - PX 100 and PX 600 - containing eight black and white photo and charges on the website of The Impossible Project approximately 18 euros. The films can be used in the Polaroid 600 series and the often acclaimed SX-70 camera-ready. The company promises in the summer a series of color film on the market.

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24th March 2010, 19:14

€18 for only 8 photos is a bit expensive, but I understand why they're priced this high.
I only hope that the photos are 'authentic'

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23rd March 2010, 15:29	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Polaroid To Make A Comeback? Polaroid stopped production in February 2008 with his camera ready and the necessary films, after the question by the advent of digital cameras was very collapsed. The company closed all its plants, including one office in Enschede, and the staff was fired. A number of former employees could still living by the Polaroid concept and took the machinery and the factory. As a part of the 31 chemicals required for making the film was no longer available, traders were back to work for the characteristic self-developing Polaroid film. The company therefore chose a company name The Impossible Project. Meanwhile, the company managed to black and white film to produce. The first instant film packs - PX 100 and PX 600 - containing eight black and white photo and charges on the website of The Impossible Project approximately 18 euros. The films can be used in the Polaroid 600 series and the often acclaimed SX-70 camera-ready. The company promises in the summer a series of color film on the market. http://translate.google.com/translat...&sl=auto&tl=en __________________

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24th March 2010, 19:14	#2
wutske Posts: n/a	€18 for only 8 photos is a bit expensive, but I understand why they're priced this high. I only hope that the photos are 'authentic' .