Great work as always! Can I just point out how much I love that you guys incorporated the model? Letting her have a go at peeling apart the film and shooting, we can also hear her comments etc. Very refreshing to see :)
There's something still magic about instant film and especially peel-apart film -- I hope the product can be made commercially successful so we can continue to use those great old pack film cameras.
The fact that it's not easy to take these photos and make it work perfectly is part of the appeal! I love digital and 35mm film but this instant film looks super fun. Thanks for the video, Mathieu!
Ok, Lomography yes, Polaroidisity Yes, -- a total blast -- For sure... a wonderful departure from the super crisp HD $5000 digital world we are entrapped in. -- now let me see about getting this film .... --- cheers
I think it's great your making pack film again but 1 shot per pack is not going to fly. When you perfect the film you need to work on more pics per pack.
Does your team think this project is going to take as long to match the original product (or as close as current technology will allow) as the Impossible Project did to make a reasonable replacement for Polaroid stock? At the price point this is being offered I'm not feeling strongly inclined to invest given what I'm seeing here (very few of these shots even fill the entire frame) though I supported the Kickstarter the second it landed in my InBox. I only recently read the pricing information properly and realised it will cost about the same per shot as the old Fuji stock cost for a pack of 10! Still wish you every success, mind...
Is it only going to be one image per package (then you must re-load it in a darkroom)?? Or will it be assembled light fuji product where I can load it in the field and have XXXXX amount of images before I open another box? Also what will be your source for the positive paper when the polaroid stock runs out? Doing a school project on this--- please reply, thank you!
ONE INSTANT is a SINGLE SHOT peel-apart instant film. Supplied to you in a sealed, pre-loaded, lightproof eco-friendly paper cartridge (this is of essential importance because only a hand loaded single shot cartridge can be produced without the need of crazy machines and millions of pre-investment). You can purchase 3, 6 and 18 packs on supersense.com/oneinstant The P7 ONE INSTANT edition is just the very first material we plan to load our new paper cartridges with: we have several super promising potential partners who can supply us with breathtaking photo-sensitive materials in the very near future. For any further questions please write directly to service@supersenes.com Thanks much for your interest!
Feels a bit like shooting large format. Just a bit less reliable but with instant feedback. If it got cheaper, I'd gladly use it for tests when shooting 4x5
Interresting. Did you keep the "negatif" to scan It?. In my experience, I have better result with a scan of the Negatif than with the scan of potive (in instant film).
The shutter on the camera is on the lens itself, the wire going from the lens to the handle on the left of the camera means you can use the button on the handle to fire the shutter :)
Homemade "instant" film? I heard several years back the Fuji Films was making instant film for one of the Polaroid formats but it was only available in Japan. Anyone have any more info on this? Polaroids were used by a lot of professional photographers in the past to set up the shot and have an instant preview of what were shooting. From what I remember Polaroid even made a positive / negative film, Type 665, that would provide one a black and white image as well as a negative for the photo. The negatives emulsion however was quite delicate. There was a way to harden the emulsion however that is lost in time for me.
Replicating the extremely clean frame from the Fuji & Polaroid products turns out to be one of the most difficult things for us to achieve with ONE INSTANT. We could of course say that we simply like it the way it is (which i s true!), but honestly it is beyond our capabilities at the moment to avoid this yellow frame, which is caused by excessive concentrations of processing chemistry at the interface between mask and positive receiver sheet.
I would like to retract that idea since ive had more time to work on pods and films like this It seems this pod would work better in a pa-45 holder (4x5 packfilm) given its larger than the rollers length to properly break the pods
Nope, that's a rollfilm model camera and Polaroid discontinued that film back in the 90s. However, there's this: www.lomography.com/magazine/319666-tipster-using-available-film-in-a-polaroid-roll-film-camera
I so wished they could make new film for land cameras... It'd probably be super expensive though because demand would be so low. But as for it being possible, wouldn't it be essentially the same emulsion and chemicals as for SX-70 film? I mean if they have the formula necessary and the suppliers... It sounds possible 🌈
@@fp.3710 oh! From the previous video I thought they were only using old original Polaroid stock and once that was gone that was it, but the description on that page seems to suggest otherwise. They're making new reagent at least, but it doesn't say whether they're working on brand new positives/negatives. They write around that bit very carefully lol
The machinery for producing the film packs unfortunately don't exist anymore. Otherwise that might have made it possible. With the impossible project, they still had the machines for producing 600-, spectra- and 8x10-films.
@@thomasboesgaard I'd guess manufacturing integral film should be way more complicated that peel apart... With enough resources they should be able to reproduce those machines at a smaller scale, after all they're making this "one instant" batch from individual components
@@JeffDvrx You can check out the challenges from the producer of "One Instant" here: the.supersense.com/blogs/news/tagged/savepackfilm?page=2 - he really did try everything to save packfilm.
Really charming... but with the 500 gazillion photos taken today (and every day) the world would be knee-deep in waste material and chemical left overs with this sort of photography Still. Nice results. But with your model in Paris - who could get bad results 😉
Great work as always! Can I just point out how much I love that you guys incorporated the model? Letting her have a go at peeling apart the film and shooting, we can also hear her comments etc. Very refreshing to see :)
Yes ! I think the models should be more present in the videos and more active than just being a pretty face
There's something still magic about instant film and especially peel-apart film -- I hope the product can be made commercially successful so we can continue to use those great old pack film cameras.
Agree 1 million %. We need peel apart for the 21st Century :-)
The fact that it's not easy to take these photos and make it work perfectly is part of the appeal! I love digital and 35mm film but this instant film looks super fun. Thanks for the video, Mathieu!
Very interesting I loved the photos and the photos with the light leaks were still interesting.
Ok, Lomography yes, Polaroidisity Yes, -- a total blast -- For sure... a wonderful departure from the super crisp HD $5000 digital world we are entrapped in. -- now let me see about getting this film .... --- cheers
I think it's great your making pack film again but 1 shot per pack is not going to fly. When you perfect the film you need to work on more pics per pack.
3:55 love this light leak
Love this. Such a relaxing and enjoyable video to watch.
thanks a lot Micael, maybe one day we can do a relaxing video together :)
That would be wonderful :) I love Paris and I go there now and then. Will definitely ping you before my next trip and maybe we can arrange something.
Nice experience...but just for one time!!
Lovely video.
I love the romanticism of using such analogue equipment.
Very interesting and I love your content especially using old cameras
Thinking of buying for my polaroid 103. Many thanks for the work put in to create more peelapart film. I love it .
Very nice video. Loved the vintage feel about the film
It will be a lot of fun!!!! I will get a camera for the film and I will support the effort.
Very interesting to follow the learning process here.
I really like the film look in these pictures !
Amazing 👌
Maan, those photos are gorgeous!!!!!!
Looks great!!!
Still waiting for mine as a backer! Looking forward to this!!! Photos look awesome!!
I love the magic of this process and so want to try it out.
Great to see an old Polaroid Goose on the loose
Awesome! You did the film and the hard work proud.
Soooo soooo cool I love so much the results !
As always very nice to see your videos. They are different and inspiring. Love the model too (who is she?) - kudos to her. Well done 👍
Beautiful shots and a great use of the old film!
I really enjoy your videos man.
thanks a lot !
Love it, like all your videos. Following you from Indonesia !
Magnifique, merci beaucoup !
Salutations d'Amsterdam
Is so Magic!!!
Nice love the slow process😉
What amazing work! Amazing! There is nothing quite like film. ❤
amazing photos!!!!!
That is really cool!
blessed photoshooting
Was waiting for this eagerly. Thanks,
Honestly very interesting
Great video. So inspiring and creative. Thanks for sharing.
Photos were really good. Thanks a lot for this video :)
That inch scale tape to measure the distance 😆 👏 👏
Does your team think this project is going to take as long to match the original product (or as close as current technology will allow) as the Impossible Project did to make a reasonable replacement for Polaroid stock? At the price point this is being offered I'm not feeling strongly inclined to invest given what I'm seeing here (very few of these shots even fill the entire frame) though I supported the Kickstarter the second it landed in my InBox. I only recently read the pricing information properly and realised it will cost about the same per shot as the old Fuji stock cost for a pack of 10! Still wish you every success, mind...
Probably the best video on this film thanks......what iso were u metering for?
Wow i really how it came out plus you have a good eyes for choosing that model she is the right one for this project:)
Lens for you to test is almost done:)
Belle belle belle!! J'adore.
Loves from Vietnam!!!
Superb work you guys ~
I also owned a Mamiya Universal with the polaroid back so really really looking forward to try this out ☆
It was a great camera design. I should have bought one 30 years ago…
loved it
Is it only going to be one image per package (then you must re-load it in a darkroom)?? Or will it be assembled light fuji product where I can load it in the field and have XXXXX amount of images before I open another box? Also what will be your source for the positive paper when the polaroid stock runs out? Doing a school project on this--- please reply, thank you!
ONE INSTANT is a SINGLE SHOT peel-apart instant film. Supplied to you in a sealed, pre-loaded, lightproof eco-friendly paper cartridge (this is of essential importance because only a hand loaded single shot cartridge can be produced without the need of crazy machines and millions of pre-investment). You can purchase 3, 6 and 18 packs on supersense.com/oneinstant
The P7 ONE INSTANT edition is just the very first material we plan to load our new paper cartridges with: we have several super promising potential partners who can supply us with breathtaking photo-sensitive materials in the very near future.
For any further questions please write directly to service@supersenes.com
Thanks much for your interest!
Thanks! Hope there is a follow up video using that lens on digital camera and comparing it with the film pictures.
Thank you for this video! I thought my Polaroid land camera had become obsolete
It's starting to look really good! Hopefully better production techniques will lead to cheaper film.
This is amazing. I really wish I could use something in my Swinger. I'd love to shoot photos in it.
The Restoration of Dr Who me too... my Kodak handle is also feeling very left out...
What a beautiful girl!
Feels a bit like shooting large format. Just a bit less reliable but with instant feedback. If it got cheaper, I'd gladly use it for tests when shooting 4x5
2:46 min the sign looks like the Polaroid film used ^^
Классно!
Interresting. Did you keep the "negatif" to scan It?. In my experience, I have better result with a scan of the Negatif than with the scan of potive (in instant film).
Good question -- wonder if you can use the ammonia trick to remove the light block on the back of the negative like you could with Fuji pack film?
Since you are using a single frame you could make a ground glass to focus and frame before shooting.
I think you should move to film, Mathieu! :))
can i subscribe twice this is so fucking cool man
From Brasil!
Forgot to sub last time so im back
Will this be made in a pack film? I still have old pack cams & would love to use them.,,, without all the rough edges.
Yes, ONE INSTANT is a new type 100 peel-apart packfilm, suitable for all those old pack cams - learn all about it on supersense.com/oneinstant
Cool. I’m interested though in the shutter on the front of the lens? What is that?
The shutter on the camera is on the lens itself, the wire going from the lens to the handle on the left of the camera means you can use the button on the handle to fire the shutter :)
nice results. Are you still using this film today?
The point of shooting on film in 2010s - 2020s is to embrace the analog artifacts like those light leaks. Beautiful.
❤️
I'm in Vietnam and want to get the film pack and one of the cameras from your site. I wonder if you ship worldwide? Thanks.
Yes we ship worldwide! You can preorder on supersense.com/oneinstant Cheers!
Homemade "instant" film?
I heard several years back the Fuji Films was making instant film for one of the Polaroid formats but it was only available in Japan. Anyone have any more info on this?
Polaroids were used by a lot of professional photographers in the past to set up the shot and have an instant preview of what were shooting.
From what I remember Polaroid even made a positive / negative film, Type 665, that would provide one a black and white image as well as a negative for the photo. The negatives emulsion however was quite delicate. There was a way to harden the emulsion however that is lost in time for me.
Classic looking French woman.
What a cute girl! 😍
That is beautiful! Why is there a yellow frame around the photo?
Replicating the extremely clean frame from the Fuji & Polaroid products turns out to be one of the most difficult things for us to achieve with ONE INSTANT. We could of course say that we simply like it the way it is (which i s true!), but honestly it is beyond our capabilities at the moment to avoid this yellow frame, which is caused by excessive concentrations of processing chemistry at the interface between mask and positive receiver sheet.
you get to peal off to see your capture everytime Its kinda interesting and hassle at the same time
oh. thats just delicious
Seems like theres not enough development chems in the pods 1.5-2ml should be sufficient for 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 film
I would like to retract that idea since ive had more time to work on pods and films like this
It seems this pod would work better in a pa-45 holder (4x5 packfilm) given its larger than the rollers length to properly break the pods
4:47 I wonder if that's a light meter
where do you purchase this??
for nostalgia reasons this is amazing.. but ill stay with 35mm film.
Niice.
I give it 2 years until you’re shooting 4x5
+Nick Seaney youre possibly right.. if ill find a nice cheap 4x5 camera that will be under a few months..
Ok
I'm curious about all the measuring, was the rangefinder not working?
Yeah, I wondered about that, too. My guess is that the rangefinder wasn't working or was out of calibration.
The rangefinder is unfortunately not accurately calibrated on this particular camera, so we were measuring to be super accurate.
Will this film work with my Polaroid 800 Land Camera?
Nope, that's a rollfilm model camera and Polaroid discontinued that film back in the 90s. However, there's this: www.lomography.com/magazine/319666-tipster-using-available-film-in-a-polaroid-roll-film-camera
If you think about it film cameras have a quality that is the only thing good about them, no pixels just straight colors
it looks like hes pulling the timer, is that whats happening and why? for exposure? 3:04
He's cocking the shutter, it's an entirely mechanical camera.
Why are they so foggy?
"Shake it like a Polaroid Pict-cha" - because it IS one... ;)
Do you know by any chance if the one instant peel apart film would work with the mamiya RZ67 Polaroid back?
If it's made for the 100 series, then yes. If it mentions fp100c or fp3000b in compatibility you're set
Yes - One Instant works in all cameras/backs that used to use Type 100 Film (Fuji FP100/Polaroid Chocolate, etc etc)
If you put it in your armpit while it develops, the heat seems to help
2:47 is that the right why to meter a shot...? lol
I so wished they could make new film for land cameras... It'd probably be super expensive though because demand would be so low. But as for it being possible, wouldn't it be essentially the same emulsion and chemicals as for SX-70 film? I mean if they have the formula necessary and the suppliers... It sounds possible 🌈
They are making it! supersense.com/oneinstant/
@@fp.3710 oh! From the previous video I thought they were only using old original Polaroid stock and once that was gone that was it, but the description on that page seems to suggest otherwise. They're making new reagent at least, but it doesn't say whether they're working on brand new positives/negatives. They write around that bit very carefully lol
The machinery for producing the film packs unfortunately don't exist anymore. Otherwise that might have made it possible. With the impossible project, they still had the machines for producing 600-, spectra- and 8x10-films.
@@thomasboesgaard I'd guess manufacturing integral film should be way more complicated that peel apart... With enough resources they should be able to reproduce those machines at a smaller scale, after all they're making this "one instant" batch from individual components
@@JeffDvrx You can check out the challenges from the producer of "One Instant" here: the.supersense.com/blogs/news/tagged/savepackfilm?page=2 - he really did try everything to save packfilm.
Like yours VDO
I feel like instant film should be more popular photos on the spot
She looks exactly like Krysten Ritter
Be careful of any lead dust before you eat ☝️
looks not easy
first Lol
Really charming...
but with the 500 gazillion photos taken today (and every day) the world would be knee-deep in waste material and chemical left overs with this sort of photography
Still. Nice results. But with your model in Paris - who could get bad results 😉