The Impossible Project has two new films in its lineup, the Cyanograph 600 and the Color Film for 600 2.0
The Cyanograph 600 is a version of the Cyanograph SX-70, recently introduced, for Polaroid 600 cameras. Due to strong demand and high enthusiasm for the variant for Polaroid SX-70 cameras, a 600 version has now been produced.
The Cyanograph 600 comes in a simple black packaging. This experimental film delivers blue-toned monochrome images.
The second instant film is the Color Film for 600 2.0 Generation. It is an improved version of the current color film for Polaroid 600 cameras. Impossible calls it the biggest milestone since the introduction of the Color Protection films, two years ago.
The biggest innovation is the shortened development time, which we also criticized in our test of the current generation. After just two minutes after exposure, the image should be visible. Overall, the development time is said to have been reduced by 20 percent. Additionally, it is said to be more stable and sharper.
It will be officially introduced sometime this year, but there are already test versions of the film for customers with Pioneer level.
Both films are only available in a limited edition and can only be purchased in the online shop of The Impossible Project. In return, you currently get a discount on a pack of Cyanograph 600. You currently pay only 15.50 euros for eight shots.
