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Home » Features » POLAROID EXPLOSION: Instant Film in 2010…so far

POLAROID EXPLOSION: Instant Film in 2010…so far

August 8, 2010 Leave a Comment

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With the re-emerging Instant Films in stores this year via Polaroid / Fujifilm and The Impossible Project, amateur and professional photographers alike have raised their eyebrows after initially thinking that instant photography was going the way of the dinosaur when the end of instant film was announced by Polaroid in 2009.

Elsewhere in the world, the camera is known as the Fuji Instax Mini. It should be noted that Fujifilm attempted to release their Instax Mini cameras and film here in the US in 1999 but instead made an arrangement with Polaroid and partnered on the short-lived Polaroid Mio camera.

It is suggested that Polaroid will continue the relationship with Fujifilm and introduce the Pic-1000 camera with new 600 film manufactured by Fuji late in 2010.

Additional links:
  • Polaroid
Previous Posts:
  • Glorious Days with Impossible PX Film
  • Writing a new chapter in the history of photography – IMPOSSIBLE FILM 
  • Get Happy (with Polaroid 300)
  • Instant Gratification by Ellen Jo Roberts
  • Polaroid 300 and it’s cousins Mio and Instax
Additional videos on Impossible here:

 

Image © 2010 Michael Raso

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