Project PRD4514 Polaroid 600 and Instant Lab Film, Color

I have taken a few photos with my instant camera with these films and they're great. The colors are great, granted that you take the photo in a well lit room or area. Love them.I use this film with my Polaroid One600 Kenneth Cole Reaction camera. I know some people had mentioned that this film doesnt work with the One600 types but it has been working well for me. Only thing is that my frog tongue doesn't protect the film too much when it comes out so I just have to grab it quickly and store it in a dark box (I use the box the film came in and put tape on the top flap so it closes well) so that it doesn't begin to develop as quickly.Love the colors on this film and I'm excited to continue to experiment with Impossible film!

I wanted to take my time with this film before reviewing because a lot of the reviews aren't that great and I think this tends to scare people away from trying it. I own 3 different polaroid cameras that I have used with the impossible polaroid film, the 600, 660, and sx70. I have to say I am happy with the results. I think there are a couple important factors one has to consider to make this film work successfully. First and foremost your camera. These are old cameras and they tend to have issues. I don't think many people treated them like serious photography equipment and so they can have a bigger impact on how well the photos turn out than the film. Secondly, following the suggestions of others and guidelines set by impossible. Shoot on bright sunny days, make sure you have the settings on your camera tweaked to make the most of your film and give it time to develop properly. I approached this in the same mindset I do with any alternative process accepting the defects (weird chemical marks, odd light leaks, etc) as part of the process. Some of my images have an almost dream like quality to them, others have defects that give them an eerie feel. Not all of my images turned out but a majority did. I am in the seattle area and was so excited to try this film out I did not shoot on bright sunny days, rather sun peaking through storm clouds and I still managed to be successful so I cannot wait to go out in the perfect conditions and see what I get. So do I think this film is worth it? Yes, very much so. Is it a tad tricky? Again yes! But with patience and the right mindset you can walk away with some very cool unique shots. I havent shot with a polaroid since the 90's so I admit there was a learning curve using these old cameras as well as the impossible film, but keeping areas of photography like this alive is so important. Don't expect perfection, relax and take it for what it is. Remember these aren't digital cameras, theyre corky and take a little time and an open minded user. The results are as rewarding as the effort put forth. Happy shooting! Keep film alive!The first 3 photos were shot with the 600 film the first was a fairly sunny day, the seconds was a cloudy sunny afternoon, the 3rd was sunset. The flowers were shot on sx70 as a tester shot to be sure the camera worked on a semi sunny day. None of these were shot on a "bright" day, rather a cloudy day with sun. I snapped these photos with my phone so they actually look a bit clearer and the colors are better in person.

Love this film. Always reliable. Works great.Every now and then they're be a corner that didn't get properly exposed to the chemicals which leaves a small white blotch in a corner, but I've ordered A LOT of these and this rarely happens.It's a bit pricey but I don't think any other company sells this film anymore. Worth the price!

The picture quality isn't amazing, but I feel like it isn't really supposed to be so for me that's totally fine! My pictures come out "vintage" looking and visible. Now, I was sent two packs that had already expired, so I've been keeping the unopened one in my fridge to hopefully make it last longer. It's hard to find good authentic polaroid film for an affordable price so I would order again.

I liked impossible project’s film just the fact that Polaroid film is around still is a surprise in itself. I’ve boughten from impossible project before and no complaints on the film or shipping.Of course, the film is a bit pricy, but just adds to the memory when you use it. A cliche way of holding memories alive that you can’t get with digital cameras.

This film works great. Without it I couldn't use my polaroid instant camera. It does take thirty minutes to develop, but that's alright. As long as I know I'll have a good picture when the process is through. I plan to get more when this is gone.