Polaroid Instant Film may not be dead after all

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There is hope for all of us Polaroid Instant Film lovers!

The Impossible Project (www.the-impossible-project.com) has purchased Polaroid’s Factory in the Netherlands (including all equipment), and plans to resume Integral Film Pack production by 2010.

Polaroid Factory Robot

But Impossible’s Mission doesn’t stop there. They plan not only to resume production at the Polaroid Factory, but also to improve upon the existing integral film pack design, and have brought integral film experts onto their team from around the world.

Integral Film Pack Diagram

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Comments

Chris December 29th

Wow. I do believe there are people who will still pay a premium for Polaroid film.
Sharon January 9th

wow. this is pretty cool. I have always loved polaroid instant film and I still use it from time to time.
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