PX600 and PX 680
I have wanted to play with Impossible Project Film for months. I just could not talk myself into spending the cash for “Play”. We phoey on that!
I even bought a Fuji-instax mini to “save” money, thinking that would get this instamatic bug out of my system.
Nope, I just got crappy shots that I was stuck with, at least here, with impossible film, I screw up, I have some creative play options…AWESOME creative play options. So, this COULD fill two needs, Creativity AND Photography!
But before we get to the pictures, first, I have TWO Polaroid’s so I don’t have to worry about exposure while switching out cartridges, even if I could do it in the dark.
Here are my first test shots:
This was with the PX600 Silver Shade Cool. I loved it and Sort of wish curiosity hadn’t gotten the best of me, glad I shot it with my iPhone before what I did next (see below).
This is my first shot with the PX680 Color. it is a little green (LOT). I didn’t mind messing this one up so much…
My first attempt at an emulsion lift. poor Phe broke up into about 5 pieces, but-still kinda interesting!
but this one, I LOVE this one. All wrinkled and cracked and saggy. It is even perfectly washed out. YUM.
Now, what am I going to do with all this?
Molly J. McMahan 
I didn’t know you could get Polaroids anymore.
I got one camera at goodwill for less than 2 bucks and one at an estate sale for 7. I didn’t know if they worked until I bought the Impossible Project Film (that is made in the old Polaroid factory in the netherlands). It is expensive, but, sort of worth it.