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Polaroidland Scoops the New York Times

By On 24 August 2012 · 1 Comment

A few weeks back, on July 1, we here in Polaroidland posted about the Impossible Project’s reintroduction of 8×10 instant film. Well, some other newsgathering organization over on Eighth Avenue has finally got around to this huge breaking story, a mere seven weeks after we did. Now you know who’s the best […]

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The Return of 8×10

By On 1 July 2012 · 1 Comment

When The Impossible Project got started, its focus was on reviving standard-issue integral film for consumer cameras. That was the purpose of the machinery in the Enschede plant, and that was, of course, the stuff most photographers were interested in. The professional-format Polaroid film had been made in Waltham, and the machines that produced […]

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4×5 Peel-Apart: Gone. But Maybe Not.

By On 11 May 2012 · Leave a Comment

Official word from Fujifilm’s rep: The large-format instant film (4×5 size) is out of production. The color (FP-100C45) is sold out at the wholesale level, and b/w (FP-3000B45) is nearly so. The much more widely used 3×4 size is selling well, and production continues.

This is a major bummer, since Fuji was the last producer […]

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