THIS Visits: The Impossible Project
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2011
- 10 minutes isn't enough to scratch the surface of what The Impossible Project is, and what it means to millions of Polaroid enthusiasts. Conceived at the closing party of the last Polaroid factory, The Impossible Project completely re-invented the process of creating instant film specifically for Polaroid cameras. A daunting task for sure, but one that they've been at since 2008.
Photo geeks rejoice as THIS Visits the Impossible Project's US offices and showroom with Impossible Vice President, Mr. David Bias.
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SO MUCH POLAROIDS!!! can I have one?!
Haha thanx,!! Good thing my parents took good care of there's now 20years later I get to have fun all thanx to impossible,!!
Real quick at 730 what song is that from, is like to sample and mix it please;D
4:50 , the truest as well as saddest thing about investing in a business in this country.
anyone know where i can get that edwin land polaroid quote poster? wantssss
Grazie. Buona
why dont people just use the packfilm polaroids which have readily available film by fuji with no sign of ending
*their **too
Wow...really impressed. I can see why the film is soo expensive
Sad that everything was destroyed. Some people do not have consideration for others.
@mipmipmipmipmip no, i think that impossible project film is much more fragile and requires weird things to do that you dont need to do with packfilm, such as immediately hiding the picture from light, using an nd filter, and waiting for 10 minutes for the film to develop, the fuji packfilm also gives better film quality than that of the impossible project's film
Yeah but what does that matter if they have no desire to make the film anymore? Its like throwing out stuff in the trash but not allowing garbage pickers to take it. Theres money in it and Polaroid could produce again or sell the formula right?
"Fuck Tom Petters" T-shirts available through me. Copyright. Boom. Done.
Yeah that bugs me Polaroid wont share its formula. If they wont make it anymore then at least try to sell it no?
they say about a fool and his money.....
All of this trouble to secure and continue obsolete technology that is too expensive for the quality you get. Makes no sense at all. If there ever was an example of throwing good money after bad, this is it. Those "investors" are fools, and you know what
seems like a lot of hip marketing masking a rather poor looking polaroid caricature. but i definately see this being appealing to kids who would otherwise be applying polaroid filters to their iphone pix. i just hope the emulsions get better and more predictable.
WHAT???????????? What r u on about??? You are truly not in sync with this vid and the history of Impossible are you???????????