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Newsletter: January 8, 2013

№. 250
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HOT TIPS
FOR COLD DAYS!
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by Meghan Davidson on PX 70 Color Protection
Oh the weather outside is frightful,
but your photos can still be delightful...
just find a warm place to stow
and your photos you'll be proud to show!
It's pretty darn cold right now in most of the Northern Hemisphere but don't let that stop you and your camera from going outside! As long as you keep your photos warm and don't let your camera get too cold, your photos can survive the elements.
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by Juli Werner on PX 680 Color Protection
BODY HEAT IS BEST!
The simplest way to keep your photos warm on cold days is to use your body heat. When the photos come out of the camera immediately stick them as close to your skin as you're comfortable with. It may feel chilly for a second but your photos will develop perfectly AND they'll also develop faster!
We field tested some PX 680 Color Protection film on chilly NYC morning and let one of the photos (L) develop outside in the cold and the other develop tucked under a shirt (R.) The differences are astounding!
Photos by Anne Bowerman on PX 680 Color Protection
Developed in the cold
Developed using body heat
ICY INSTRUCTIONS
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by Drew Hoffman on PZ 600
Our own Dr. Love has the prescription to keep your film warm, happy, and free of the winter doldrums. Check out his BLOG POST.
Dr. Love adds, "Be mindful of how long your camera stays out in the cold. The motor can stall if your camera gets too cold." (If this happens to you, visit our TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE) "The film in your camera can get too cold to process properly so it’s best to tuck your camera inside your jacket between shots or stick a handwarmer in your camera bag to keep things cozy."
Debra Cowie recently posted on the Mortal Muses website about shooting Impossible film in cold weather. Read her HELPFUL TIPS.
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by Debra Cowie on PX 680 Color Protection
Another helpful tool when shooting outside in cold (or hot) temperatures is the Impossible Cold Clip!
Simply put your photo into the Cold Clip, on which you’ll find 3 icons which sense the ambient temperature. If it's too cold (snowman icon), simply put it close to your body or tucked under your arm or inside your coat. If it's too warm (sun icon), cool it by placing it against something cold. When the middle icon - the heart - is lit, your Impossible photo will develop perfectly.
Arthur Smith recently took the Cold Clip out for a spin and posted his results on his BLOG.
The IMPOSSIBLE COLD CLIP
Try the cold clip yourself for a special price through January 14th
15% off cools down the price until January 14th to:
US$ 17.99 | JPY 1,480
Buy Now
Only available from
US, Japanese and Hong Kong warehouses.
COOL DEALS FOR COLD WEATHER!
There's nothing like black & white film to capture the stark beauty of winter scenes. Now through January 14th PX 100 and PX 600 Silver Shade film is available in specially priced bundles.
PX 100 SILVER SHADE COOL
5-pack
10-pack
5% off cools down the price to:
EUR 87
US$ 97.49 | JPY 9,975
Buy Now
5% off cools down the price to:
EUR 166
US$ 180.49 | JPY 18,050
Buy Now
PX 600 SILVER SHADE COOL
5-pack
10-pack
5% off cools down the price to:
EUR 87
US$ 97.49 | JPY 9,975
Buy Now
5% off cools down the price to:
EUR 166
US$ 180.49 | JPY 18,050
Buy Now
All offers good until January 14th, 2013
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by Paolo Tisato on PX 100 COOL
US/CANADIAN CUSTOMERS,
Please note that due to the planned USPS price increases scheduled for January 27th there will be a slight increase in USPS shipping charges. Shipments sent via UPS will not be affected. If you have questions about the cost of shipping to your address please don't hesitate to contact us at the following email address: USA@the-impossible-project.com
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