polaroidSX70PX70push0004 on Flickr.

Aberdour Castle (Fife, Scotland) shot using Impossible PX70 Brusch Bag shot in a Polaroid SX-70 (original model).

A while back Impossible sold some film that had failed their normal quality control in sold call ‘Brusch Bags’. The film was very cheap (10 packs for £50 is memory serves me correctly) so I though I’d give it a try . It was extremely disappointing. It didn’t just have flaws, it was almost completely unusable, with much of it getting jammed in the camera. What was worse, most of it was completely unlabelled, so I had no idea what camera to use it in.

But despite all that, some of the shots had a certain… err… charm(!). note that these shots have since faded to almost nothing.

polaroidSX70PX70push0001 on Flickr.

Aberdour Castle (Fife, Scotland) shot using Impossible PX70 Brusch Bag shot in a Polaroid SX-70 (original model).

A while back Impossible sold some film that had failed their normal quality control in sold call ‘Brusch Bags’. The film was very cheap (10 packs for £50 is memory serves me correctly) so I though I’d give it a try . It was extremely disappointing. It didn’t just have flaws, it was almost completely unusable, with much of it getting jammed in the camera. What was worse, most of it was completely unlabelled, so I had no idea what camera to use it in.

But despite all that, some of the shots had a certain… err… charm(!). note that these shots have since faded to almost nothing.

polaroidSX70PX70push0003 on Flickr.

Aberdour Castle (Fife, Scotland) shot using Impossible PX70 Brusch Bag shot in a Polaroid SX-70 (original model).

A while back Impossible sold some film that had failed their normal quality control in sold call ‘Brusch Bags’. The film was very cheap (10 packs for £50 is memory serves me correctly) so I though I’d give it a try . It was extremely disappointing. It didn’t just have flaws, it was almost completely unusable, with much of it getting jammed in the camera. What was worse, most of it was completely unlabelled, so I had no idea what camera to use it in.

But despite all that, some of the shots had a certain… err… charm(!). note that these shots have since faded to almost nothing.

polaroidPX700017 on Flickr.

Bellevue Crescent, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

One of my favourite PX70 shots… and no sign of orange streak!!

polaroidPX700016 on Flickr.

East London Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

polaroidPX700018 on Flickr.

Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

polaroidPX700019 on Flickr.

Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

There’s that orange streak again!

polaroidPX700020 on Flickr.

Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

I’m really liking the PX70 colours in this one!

polaroidPX700023 on Flickr.

Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

This is the latest generation of PX70 produces really lovely colours. This is a rare example of a PX70 shot without the orange streak I usually get about a third down from the top of the photo.

polaroidPX700021 on Flickr.

Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh, Scotland. Shot on Impossible PX70 film using a Polaroid SX-70 folding SLR camera (original model).

This is the latest generation of PX70 produces really lovely colours. It’s a shame I’m still getting the odd shaped orange streak about a third of the way from the top on most (but not all) shots on PX70. It’s not too obvious on this one, but I’m finding this problem a bit frustrating. I don;t get it at all when shooting TZ Artistic in the same camera.