Did you fear that in 2008 when Polaroid announced they were discontinuing all their instant products that you wuold never be able to use Polaroid again?!

We have some great news! A company based in the Netherlands, The Impossible project, have reinvented the polaroid and are currently selling online. Prices for instant film begin at £12 and cameras begin at £135

Below are official image products for the films PX100 and PX600

More example polaroids can be found here:
http://www.the-impossible-project.com/projects/collection#px100

The Impossible Project came about when a few guys rented an old Polaroid factory in the Netherlands. After 17 months, The Impossible Project had found a way to breathe life back into the instant polaroid, once again, re-creating instant film for Polaroid cameras old and new. They also pushed the boundaries of instand technology producing new versions of the film. They will sell film for SX-70 cameras made in the ’70s as well as more recent cameras that take 600-series film.

Polaroid users all over the world can breathe a sigh of relief – no more stocking up from ebay or throwing away your camera.. There is now a place to go! The Impossible Project

For more information such as press releases:

http://www.the-impossible-project.com/projects/press#material

To shop:
http://shop.the-impossible-project.com/shop/

What do you think about this come back, are you excited to be going back to instant?
Let us know in a comment!

Tags: Photograph Restoration, Polaroid

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