some film is so high no won can afford it #600 $30 and up one 10 shot pkg #95 $40 and up if you can find it none of it is guaranted i have 2 polaroids captiva brand new just paid $56 for 20 shots lucky to find it can be in original pkg and not viable experation dates mean nothing when will the company developing a replacement start marketing it??
chuck gormleyof MA3:10PM March 11, 2011
Hurry up and do the impossible already, my camera is waiting for your film.
Thanks for the update, I was wondering about the delay <3
Yvette Dobosz (MisaoAki Olivier)of CT12:43AM February 23, 2010
Thanks for the update on instant film!
Billof GA12:22PM February 22, 2010
I've wondered why they didn't target the convention marked and similar with Polaroid film. I've worked with a number of small conventions that needed an inexpensive way to badge attendees. I can picture a Polaroid sticker (remember those? They were half the size needed, but how hard to enlarge?) and a paper backer that you tuck into a pocket. And i'm sure conventions aren't the only ones who could use a cheap and quick badge solution.
Javarodof AZ11:39AM February 20, 2010
The same year I scoffed at a digital camera after using one for the first time, 1999, I started making a daily self portrait using Polaroid film. I decided to continue for 10 years (and one day), 3,654 consecutive days. See video, http://youtu.be/hfChFFwbWIw . I felt very smug for a while when I had acquired enough film to complete the decade after Polaroid announced it would cease production in 2009, but am delighted they are restarting and continuing. It's true that we crave material things, even more so in this ever digitizing age.
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chuck gormley of MA 3:10PM March 11, 2011
Yvette Dobosz (MisaoAki Olivier) of CT 12:43AM February 23, 2010
Bill of GA 12:22PM February 22, 2010
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Marc Tasman of WI 4:16PM February 19, 2010