Impossible Project PZ600 Silver Shade Monochrome Instant Film
PZ 600 Silver Shade
New Monochrome Instant Film
For Polaroid Image, 1200 & Spectra Cameras
Impossible proudly presents: PZ 600 Silver Shade, a completely new, monochrome
integral film, optimized for all classic Polaroid Image, 1200 & Spectra Cameras, allowing
for the most outstanding and unique results ever taken on the Image/Spectra Format.
This new material introduces the beautiful monochrome characteristics of Silver Shade
chemistry to the cinematic Spectra/Image format. Based on the latest, state-of-the-art
Silver Shade chemistry this new film is especially targeted towards the experienced
analogue photographer as it is highly manipulable, featuring a surprising potential of
characteristics, soft tones, delicate moods and astonishing detailed results.
FILM DATA SHEET – PZ 600 Silver Shade
Monochrome Instant Integral Film
For Polaroid Image, 1200 & Spectra Cameras
Film Speed: ISO / ASA 600 / DIN 28
Format: 4 x 4.1 in. (10.2 x 10.3 cm)
Image Area: 3.5 x 2.9 in. (9.0 x 7.3 cm)
Finish: Glossy
Exposures per Unit: 8 per pack
Development Time: 2 minutes approximately
Specials: Original Polaroid Cartridge, Special B&W / Sepia Chemistry
Compatible Hardware: Polaroid Image, 1200 & Spectra Cameras
9
Impossibly Easy Steps to Optimized Results
Dive Into the Silver Shade Magic
1. Choose the right film and put it into your camera
- Polaroid SX-70 camera? - Choose PX 100 Silver Shade or use ND filter with PX 600 Silver Shade
- Polaroid 600 camera model? - Choose PX 600 Silver Shade
- Polaroid Image, 1200, or Spectra camera? - Choose PZ 600 Silver Shade
2. For your first shots, we recommend to shoot at 17-24°C / 63-75°F as the Silver Shade film is very sensitive to temperature
3. Set the camera's lighten/darken wheel to middle setting
4. Hold camera stable, especially at low light levels
5. Make the first magic shot
6. Shield picture from light immediately (cover with your hand)
7. Develop the picture upside down for 60 - 90 seconds
8. Take a deep breath, turn the picture over and inhale your FIRST SILVER SHADE SHOT
9. Let your images dry properly before storing them cool and protected from light to preserve their original state after exposure longest.
