There is no chance to bleech the negative of a 669 but, as described, you can make a print from the remaining chemicals. The results are different and some films work well, others do not. I always test the film making some 'watercolors' als shown here: http://en.polaroid-passion.com/galerie/triplezo...

My experiences are the same as described by facono - with one exception: You can try to find 88 film - the square variante of the famous 669. I found good working film from 2002 and 2006 as well. But it's rare.

Try it!

As far as I understand the discussion above, there is a lack of time and resources to remove the bugs. Or money is needed for a professional cleaning and update. So - let's make a collection: If everyone of the main users donates some money, then a problem solution should be easier. I am happy to tr...

Many thanks for the information! Let's hope for the best.

Merci Lucius!

Someone should call the administrators ... someone who knows their numbers.

Since yesterday, each last comments on the single photos are missing, even in the older postings. Perhaps the administrators can restore them.
Thanks!

Many thanks for all these photos and memories!

Welcome Clara!

Many participants on PP share your passion for expired stuff, and not few are addicted to the smell of rotten chemistry.

Greetings from Berlin
Jürgen

Many thanks for this wonderful event! The team around Véronique and Charles was very successfully prepared so that we could enjoy a great day together. Grand merci et au revoir!

Welcome to this site and enjoy the smell of chemistry. I fully agree with Charles: Keep on enthusiastic!

Greetings from Berlin!
Jürgen

Et puis la délicieuse cuisine ...

A great b&w and the Mamiya 7 is a perfect medium format machine to go (I own the 6). Congrats for this wonderful urban view!

Welcome to the forum of the Pola enthusiasts!

Welcome to the crazy world of Polaroiders!