Impossible Project I-1 Instant Film Camera Overview
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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The Impossible Project's: Impossible I-1 Instant Film Camera Review and Overview. In this video I head out to Shrewsbury town centre on a summer day to test out the functionality of this camera. I shot 1 and half packs of expired I-Type / Polariod 600 film which this camera accepts. I cover my impressions, opinions and all you need to know about this instant film camera. The resulting images may look a little grainy or sepia as the film was expired but I am still pleased with the results. My favourite shot is the man selling Ice Cream.
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Lmao.... when he had problems closing the film door,,, I should have known how this review would go...
Good shit, but a few suggestions
-get yaself a tripod and a desk for showing off the camera features, it'll improve quality greatly
-move the camera up, it's a little low around the 3 min mark
-stay on the features a little bit more so it's clearer what they look like [and point to them! the LED's you pointed out aren't apparent off the bat]
-Get some better scans of your polaroid, I can help you with that process if you need
-look into the camera more!
As an aside the app allows manual control along with some other neat effects like double exposure, whilst the SX70 is full auto with only an exposure comp slider
Thank you for the feedback :) I admit this video was a little rushed but one i wanted to make regardless
i appreciate your efforts to provide constructive feedback
and its amazing how cheap it is on amazon
$29.99
Polaroid Originals came out with the one step + which has all the same features the I1 has at half the price of it.
bro matt what up what a nice review im thinking on getting one cuz of your pictures but how you make your pictures look sepia did you change something, was it just luck???
it was incredibly expired film
nice review!
This camera is honestly the worst... I shot a few packs of new film with it and was very frustrated with my results after spending $300 when it was first released! I legit havnt got a single good photo with it even though it's about the experience for me... I was very sadded when ALL my photos were coming out green tinted and waaayyy to dark! I tried difrent setting ect and still terrible! Blurry to! I contacted Impossible Project about what could be the issue ect and they responded with restarting it, cleaning rollers, and making sure the film was new! Which I did everything... And when I asked for a refund they never replyed back! Their new film they made recently is better... but still to dark! I'm sure some I 1's probably work good but I feel with the percentage of the defected, it just isn't worth the price! It's has cool futures.. but the quality is just garbage! It's not even promoted on their website! You have to search I 1 to even have it pop up! Their new camera is way better.. but I'll stick with the SX70 and 600 cameras from now on!
フェルナンデズゼイヴィア yeah I been having same problems too
フェルナンデズゼイヴィア do you know how to fix this issue
no... i tried everything.. but what worked for me is just using it for close ups, use flash, and lighten the photo! i mean it is the least green when i do so but it still better than it collecting dust! i actually dont use it often... i use my slr680 for my #1! but i mean its cool for my camera collection... but thats it!
Green tinted? I dont think thats the camera’s fault...
@@bluebaconjake405 yes it doesnt, this guys come here and don't know how to work with the 600 film. the polaroid film has green when is too hot outside , so keep it in the frigde always , and try to shoot it when its not to hot .