Supersense Kickstarter to save Polaroid packfilm!

[Agulliver]

Saying "that's a lie" is no more valid than the people who spread the story of how Impossible began.

If it is a "lie"....some explanation and/or evidence is needed.

I could just as easily say that Kodak never stopped making Ektachrome and merely stockpiled it in order to create demand five years after it was "axed"....it was all a lie......and I would *expect* people to ask me for some evidence of this.

*For the record, I believe no such thing re Kodak and Ektachrome.

 

[Theo Sulphate]

I don't understand why there is controversy about Impossible.

Is this history of their origin not correct:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polaroid_Originals

If not, why not? What would the real story be and why isn't it known?

 

[miha]

Apparently the film will go on sale this summer: https://the.supersense.com/collections/packfilm/products/one-instant?variant=14262615507010 (at 56 eur for six snaps!)

 

[dutchsteammachine]

Incredible, from what I gather by their video's it is completely hand made and cut.

 

[erian]

I am not pleased that they decided to use the crappy old Polaroid material in their initial iteration (I hoped for BW product they demoed) but it is better than nothing and perhaps some day we will see something more recent.

PS. It is actually nice that this crappy old Polaroid stuff becomes available, I would just have preferred this as an additional option.