Impossible PRD2183 PX 100 Silver Shade Cool Film for Polaroid SX-70 Cameras, (Multi-colored)

It's a bit fussy to work with, due to the need to cover it to avoid overexposure. I got a few good shots, which can be attributed to user error as much as anything, but if the silver shade had the "Protection" layer that is available in the color film, then it might be a little easier to work with. Still, when everything goes right, and you protect the film as it comes out, beautiful things happen. I can fully suggest AGAINST trying to use the box the film came in as your "protection" device with gaff tape holding it on to the front of your SX-70. It's a terrible system, DIY something better. Trust me. I know a guy who did this... :)

This film faded/discolored way too fast. Your suppose to keep it in a special box with dissectant( I think).

Out of the 8 frames, I got maybe 2 that looked decent. This film is really fidgety. I suggest getting a few packs and use the first one to experiment. Honestly this impossible film really isn't there yet. I would wait and give them some time to get the formulas closer to the polaroid original before I start dropping $20+ per pack on this film.

I'm excited about this film, it looks like it is going to be fun to work with as IP works out the bugs and I learn the system... it will not handle contrast very well and the exposure is a bit off but it is truly amazing when you realize that they have had to re-invent the whole thing...I'm looking forward to spending a bit of money on this stuff...

I was not able to get a crisp black and white image with this film. It may be my own lack of expertise.

half of the pack was dry but the other half was worth it (:

Very unhappy with this product. I followed the ample warnings about protecting the exposed film from the light from the instant it leaves the camera. They were either slightly faded or all washed out or only half a picture.

The batteries died when it came to me