20x24 Studio

Iam confused by all of this. I was under the impression that Polaroid ceased production quite a while ago.What is the origin of this film and was it really produced in all of these varieties. Why was the general public never made aware of these films before. Is this the type of film to expect from The Impossible Project? In my opinion there is too ... See Moremuch variety and its all waay too expensive. My recollection of SX70 film was there was a very LARGE margin of error involved and to expect a fine art masterpiece of each exposure is unrealistic at best. Purchasing this film is a large financial expense and requires a real leap of faith to participate. As a matter of fact back in the mid seventies when I purchased my first SX70, Polaroid included a certificate that allowed you to send in poor exposures and for every ten you redeemed to Polaroid, they would send you a certificate for a free pack of film. Needless to say I used this privilege/loophole quite a bit until they shut it down.I think The Impossible Project should concentrate on a clear crisp reinvention of the product that is affordable to the masses once that will effectively wean the general public off free digital images that are easily disposed onto a tangible piece of their life's history/story that they can keep and share with the rest of the world forever. I cannot wait for this new film and new cameras that will exploit them. Hurray for The Impossible Project!

Thank you Eelco for the post. Peter will indeed be missed.

Excellent work!

Portraits by Jennifer Trausch.

always wanted to use 691 to make MF-sized 3-D transparency pairs. Instant MF3D. I was born 20 years late.

It was a pretty cool film, melted nicely in water.

I used to burn through the 669.

nothing beats the colors of expired 689

20x24 Holdings is not working on bringing back 8x10 but Impossible Project is. I imagine they need to bring their integral product to market first and then look to other formats. I wouldn't expect it until late 2010 at the earliest.

668 is Satan's next door neighbor.