After getting the much desired Polaroid 600 Instant Camera yesterday for my awesome university project, it came to my attention that I needed instant film. Oh, this is what the camera looks like by the way:
And I eBay'd it for £15 - bargain!
Back to the film issue - I explored every corner and width of Bath and nowhere sells it because it's 'discontinued'. What a load of rubbish. I mean, I believe them when they tell me its discontinued, but these things are legendary and I remembered I always wanted one when I was little.
I do enough work with camera film already, so if they're still selling, why the heck isn't instant? The most they did was instant film for a Fuji camera in Jessops, but I reluctantly argued "I DON'T WANT A FOOOJIII!" I never liked Jessops anyway. They're shop windows are extremely boring.
So eventually I found this website called The Impossible Project where I was saved as they sell all sorts of rare film and equipment. They were my saviour, or at least I thought until they were going to charge me £25.50 including postage for only 8 shots?!
Gah, people abuse the quality of retro and I want to turn back time and start living in the nineties again. And so begins my odyssey to find instant film for a Polaroid 600 which apparently does not exist.
Anyhow, here's a funny picture I found of old people dancing. Until my next post, enjoy.
