If you’re going to be using an instant camera for the #ShittyCameraChallenge, don’t forget that Polaroid Week is also in October, the 22-27 on Flickr and, um, Instagram (I don’t post there any more, but it’s a thing there).
https://www.flickr.com/groups/roidweek2023/
@50ed0255 It has to be there somewhere. They don’t have legs. I recently misplaced my Polaroid 195. Took me six months to find it. I knew it was here, just not where here.
Map
When I think of shooting 40+ year old color film, I think of faded colors, color shifts, largely nasty. This Agfa CNS is a decided exception. This map was painted on the playground of a school we parked at in Frenchtown last weekend. Contaflex 126, Agfacolor CNS, ECN-2 development at room temperature.
#BelieveInFilm
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@a3e2a07b@633a1add@2a744445@7ec25196 Depends on which peel apart film you’re thinking of. Type 30 and Type 40 are indeed long gone and have been for decades. Type 80 as well. But there is a small manufacturer making Type 100 peel apart film, the kind that Fuji made until a few years ago. Supersense in Austria, owned by Doc Kaps (the guy who started The Impossible Project) makes One Instant peel apart film. It’s not cheap, but it does exist.
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