Damn - Fuji discontinues FP-100C 'Polaroid' film

[MikeEvangelist]

Very sad (although inevitable, I suppose.)

End of an era: Fujifilm to discontinue FP-100C instant film: Digital Photography Review

 

[Tim]

And like with Polaroid film there we be those buying all they can get their hands on so that they can jack up the prices when its rare.

 

[pochen86]

And like with Polaroid film there we be those buying all they can get their hands on so that they can jack up the prices when its rare.

Then anyone know any solution can deal with wi HAsselblad Hmi 100 can replace with instan mini any option? idea or video?
Instant must go on!

 

[MikeEvangelist]

And like with Polaroid film there we be those buying all they can get their hands on so that they can jack up the prices when its rare.

I've got a bunch of it (and its B&W cousin) in the fridge. Guess that stash just appreciated significantly.

 

[pochen86]

Then anyone know any solution can deal with wi HAsselblad Hmi 100 can replace with instan mini any option? idea or video?
Instant must go on!

Asking someone here be able to use instant mini films with this film back now. Good luck for myself.

 

[Godfrey]

It would take a major re-engineering effort to retrofit the Hasselblad 100 back with Instant Mini film.

A small hope ...
http://savepackfilm.net/

G

 

[TRixxY]

Hello to everyone ...
My first post here, need to find the welcome section :clap:

I think I saw a manual back for Instax wide made by Lomo ... that should be sticked to any body very easily .. why not give it a try.

Me too have bought a lot of film, when it was discontinued to feed my rare Land 355, which I often use for studio, on weddings and always with flash (bulbs&triggered Metz/Nikon by YN622) ... scanning the negs is obvious.
In fact I have bought a CB103 to fit other cameras too ... so as long as FP100C is available for less than 2€/sheet I will stick to it .... the only option would be to go with Instax wide in combination with the manual Lomo back ... but just for fun use, no weddings any more...