Sometimes these turn into stepping-stone project. Originally a cheaper alternative, but when you look at it, this cost $7.50. Impossible is $17, but you get a complete image. The price difference is not that great.Interesting and certainly fun! I prefer the Impossible/PO 8x10 simply because I can lift it to other surfaces.
Both. It can be a little confusing, and the prices are all over the place, but if you're patient (or just lucky) you can get a set up for around $400. You'll need a motorized Polaroid 8x10 processor (part number 81-01) and eitherIf I did buy some Impossible 8x10, what would I need to expose and process it? Special film holders? Special processing apparatus?
Your talking about taping to a 8x10 film holder, correct?Use 2 sided tape to attach them to a film holder.
I prefer the Impossible/PO 8x10 simply because I can lift it to other surfaces.
If he had included the other 5 positions, the whole thing would still be a little smaller than his paintings.Multiple 20x24's? That must approach mural status.]
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