Overview

Polaroid discontinued 600 film in 2008 to the dismay of millions of Polaroid enthusiasts. Here at last is PX 680: the first colour 600 film from The Impossible Project.

This initial First Flush (FF) release is a brand new experimental formula which produces gorgeous colour photographs with a retro, slightly faded look and a painterly texture.  Colours are richer and the contrast stronger than the previous PX70FF and PX70 Push! Color Shade films.

PX 680 is a 680 ASA integral instant film for use with all Polaroid 600 cameras or SX 70 cameras equipped with a Neutral Density (ND) Filter. Photographs take several minutes to develop with the full colour palette coming through after around thirty minutes.

PX 680 is a sensitive material and a few simple precautions are needed. Shield the photo with your hand, the dark slide, a box or PX Lens Shade when ejected from the camera and then turn it over while developing until it is stable which is around five minutes. It is essential to protect PX 680 the moment it is ejected otherwise there will be an orange haze over the picture. Shooting a well lit subject from a shaded position will deliver the best results.