The best ever movie on Impossible

A few years ago the alterwührdige mother of instant photography has passed away and ceased production of film material as well as the camera manufacturing. Today, although there is again a company named Polaroid, but this represents only digital instant products forth or sold cameras and film from Fujifilm under its own name.

Shortly before the demolition of the Polaroid factory in Enschede Netherlands the entrepreneur Florian Kaps could however save this and has developed with former employees Polaroids a new, compatible to the old Polaroid cameras film. Since 2010, this is on the market and is constantly evolving. At first he had to be covered and developed in the dark after shooting. The colors were often weak and the images faded on exposure to light quickly.
Meanwhile, the development progress at Impossible is however arrived at a quality that closely matches the good old Polaroids. The latest product, the Impossible Color Protection is contrasty and colorful. As the name says, the colors are also protected in the long term against a fading. Perfect the recordings are not rendered, but the expected and previously no one of a Polaroid.

With about 24 for eight shooting the footage is relatively expensive in any case. To keep the wonderful feeling of being able to photograph again with his old Polaroid camera and the results a short time later in the hand, but it's all worth it to me.