Sally busy killing aliens in Manhattan.
So after much hype about The Impossible Project I decided to give it a shot. I LOVE Polaroids, and I own 4 different sx-70s because I love it so much. I was disappointed with the PX-70 Shade Push after my first shot, and soon, that disappointment turned into hate. This film is piece of crap. Now I don’t shoot photos for a living, but I have an entire side of a wall in my apartment filled with Polaroids. I’d say I understand what kind of pictures should turn out under what situation.
I tried and tired and tried, 10 shots later, I only have 3 pictures with enough details to scan. That’s a 70% failure rate. I did go back to the website after the 1st shot and followed their instructions. Nothing helped. Anyways, I hope the people over there are aware of this problem.
Brilliant Packaging
It was very exciting after I put the cartridge in, I guess every packet has a different design on the film cover. Excitement then soon turned into “What the hell did I just buy.”
Outdoor situation. Such piece of junk.
Note to The Impossible Project: Stop making buttons and selling C-grade Polaroid cameras, get your film chemistry right first! This is not the 1800s and you guys are not exactly inventing the damn thing, shouldn’t be so hard.
Polaroid, I miss you so much, please come back!
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