Freshly from the Impossible laboratories and production machines in Enschede we are proudly introducing game-changing color instant films for Polaroid 600 and SX 70 cameras.
Invented by Impossible chief chemist Martin Steinmeijer, an innovative color protection formula improves the opacification process - finally allowing for easy shooting without the need for immediate shielding of the photos! The new films also deliver a never-before-seen color saturation, a completely new level of detail and sharpness and overall stunning image quality. It’s finally bringing back the unique iconic performance and look of the most successful classic Polaroid films.
PX 70 Color Protection is the latest and much improved material for SX 70 cameras.
PX 680 Color Protection is our latest color film for Polaroid 600 cameras.
PZ 680 Color Protection is our latest color film for Polaroid Image/Spectra cameras.
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STEPS TO BRING COLOR INTO YOUR WORLD
USING COLOR PROTECTION FILM
- Use your films as soon as possible after purchase. Store unopened film pack in the fridge. Allow to adjust to room temperature before shooting.
- Use PX 70 film with Polaroid SX 70 cameras, use PX 680 film with Polaroid 600 cameras. Please check here for camera compatibility.
- Set lighten/darken wheel/slider in the middle position when using PX 680 Color Protection, turn 1/3 into the dark when using PX 70 Color Protection.
- Hold camera stable, especially at low light levels.
- Shoot in temperatures between 13 and 28° C (55 – 82° F).
- Press the shutter release to shoot your photo.
- Without the need of haste put the photo in in a bag, pocket, book or let it develop face-down outside direct sunlight. Color Protection photos will take 30-40 minutes to fully develop.
- Adjust the lighten/darken wheel/slider to enhance and fine tune the results of further photos.
Enjoy the colors!
IMPOSSIBLE HOW-TO
THE TUTORIALS
Experiencing film or camera troubles? Just want to learn something new?
Visit the Tutorial series on the Impossible Blog for some helpful tips. You'll find out how to clean your camera rollers, how to preserve your photos, how to best maintain your SX-70, plus many other inspirational and educational topics.
Our Tutorials section is your knowledge base, where you can learn how to get the most out of your Impossible film and Polaroid cameras, from our trained Impossible team.
