Kodak Instant Film, Shooting A Rare Extinct Film Type [Instant Shoots] @InAnInstant
Kodak Instant Film, Shooting A Rare Extinct Film Type [Instant Shoots]  @InAnInstant
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
On this episode we get the incredibly rare opportunity to shoot with Kodak Instant Film, a product that has not been produced for 35 years and been considered completely defunct. This stunning working pack of film was acquired by a deceased Kodak employee who had been cold storing it, and then sent to us by Mike Thibault who discovered it was function and donated the final shots to the show. You can find Mike at @chronologeek.

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