Time-lapse of PX680 Beta Test Film developing

The new PX680 film from The Impossible Project is a color film for Polaroid 600 cameras (or SX-70s with ND filter) that doesn't require any shielding (indoors) or heating to achieve a colourful and stable result.

This demonstration shows the state of the film in the first 23 minutes after exposure. 1 second of the video roughly equals to 1 minute in real time.

Info from the PX680 Flickr group: "First indication of an image emergence within 5 minutes. 90% saturation after 25 - 30 minutes. Basically ready after 45 - 60 minutes.
Heating helps to speed clearing up, but overheating damages the balance. DO NOT TREAT THIS FILM LIKE PUSH FILM."

Flickr group: http://www.flickr.com/groups/px680/

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[iRaymond]

awesome!

[bigsneekers]

oh my gosh the colors are amazing!!! PLUS YOU CAN WATCH IT DEVELOP!!!!!!!