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Impossible PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ Polaroid 600
The best black/white instant film for Polaroid 600 cameras that there's ever been! The new generation of the impossible silver shade films assets to appreciate The newly added UV coating provides a significant improvement in terms of contrast, black / white tone, sharpness and image stability. The temperature sensitivity causes a black / white tint (approximately 20C) and sepia tone (at approximately 23C).
WARNING: the PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ makes monochrome sepia tone photos The photos, however, are nothing like normal black and white photographs and they don't reproduce earlier black and white POLAROID film photos The PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ the pictures are reminiscent of images of the early days of photography
The PX 600 Silver Shade is therefore not recommended for crystal clear documentation, but it's incredible for spreading your creative photographic wings
The best black/white instant film for Polaroid 600 cameras that there's ever been! The new generation of the impossible silver shade films assets to appreciate The newly added UV coating provides a significant improvement in terms of contrast, black / white tone, sharpness and image stability. The temperature sensitivity causes a black / white tint (approximately 20C) and sepia tone (at approximately 23C).
WARNING: the PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ makes monochrome sepia tone photos The photos, however, are nothing like normal black and white photographs and they don't reproduce earlier black and white POLAROID film photos The PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ the pictures are reminiscent of images of the early days of photography
The PX 600 Silver Shade is therefore not recommended for crystal clear documentation, but it's incredible for spreading your creative photographic wings
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IMPOSSIBLE - PX 600 UV+ SILVER
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
These Impossible Project films are great, really good clarity and light & dark shades, provided you shield them from light immediately after having taken the photo. You can do this by putting the empty box that the film came in over the slot where the film comes out of the camera and sellotaping it in place. It might not look so hot, but it improves your picture quality no end! I had some problems with some pictures not developing, I heard about this technique, and it really works!
The alternative is to buy the official Frog Tongue accessory from the Impossible Project. This works equally well, but obviously costs some money. It also (as far as I know) doesn't work with the Polaroid One range of cameras (i.e. Polaroid One, One 600 Classic/Ultra/Pro). So the Box Method is your best bet if you're having problems with pictures not coming out.
Any technique that protects the film from being exposed to light for the first 2 minutes of its development cycle will do. The Box Method is just the cheapest and easiest way. Like I said, the actual quality of the picture is really great - in some ways better than the original Polaroid 600 film.
Happy Snapping!
p.s. Not sure if I'm allowed to say this, but misskyoto is by far the best seller to buy these films from - always the best prices by miles!
The alternative is to buy the official Frog Tongue accessory from the Impossible Project. This works equally well, but obviously costs some money. It also (as far as I know) doesn't work with the Polaroid One range of cameras (i.e. Polaroid One, One 600 Classic/Ultra/Pro). So the Box Method is your best bet if you're having problems with pictures not coming out.
Any technique that protects the film from being exposed to light for the first 2 minutes of its development cycle will do. The Box Method is just the cheapest and easiest way. Like I said, the actual quality of the picture is really great - in some ways better than the original Polaroid 600 film.
Happy Snapping!
p.s. Not sure if I'm allowed to say this, but misskyoto is by far the best seller to buy these films from - always the best prices by miles!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Nice product simple to use however, i have had some problems when taking photos outdoors, the images can get too over expossed too easily. However the indoor images worked very well and as long as you have a steady hand, come out reasonably clear. The Black and White film is perfect for creating an atmosphere and have a tendancy to look aged which is great for the style of work i do. All in all a good product, if not a little expensive for what you are getting.
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As i realised yhe imaged i've taken are blur very dark even if i had settings for brighter image and outside under the sun.. i would try the colour one in the future but not this one.. not cost effective..
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