Impossible Lucky 8 Edition Color Film for Polaroid 600-Type and Impossible I-Type Cameras, 7 Red Frames and 1 Gold Frame - Special 2017 Chinese Zodiac Year Edition, 8 Exposures

A pack of eight instant color photos - seven with red frames, one with a gold frame. For use in 600-type Polaroid cameras and the Instant Lab. You never know where the gold frame will appear in this film pack, a playful twist that makes Lucky 8 perfect for capturing the mood during the holiday season. Eight is the luckiest number in Chinese culture, as well as the number of shots in every pack of Impossible film, while festive red and gold frames with a matt, metallic finish give your photos that extra pop. Wish your loved ones luck for the coming year with an instant Lucky 8 photo.

LUCKY 8
For 2017, the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Rooster, Impossible has released a special edition of Lucky 8 color film, with all new redesigned packaging. This new edition film will only be available as a limited run during 2017. In each following year Lucky 8 will be reissued with a new look for the new Zodiac, as part of a collectible, highly limited-edition series.

Chinese New Year
Lucky 8 film is perfect for capturing the mood during Chinese New Year festivities. Eight is the luckiest number in Chinese culture, and is also the number of photos in every pack of Impossible film. Lucky 8 emphasizes this connection, with seven metallic red frames and one lucky gold frame - both traditionally festive colors in East and West alike. You never know where the gold frame will appear in the pack, giving this film a sense of the unexpected that's perfect for experimenting with.

Light
• The chemistry in this film loves light, especially natural light. The more, the better
• It is important to keep strong light sources behind you
• Always use the flash when shooting indoors

Temperature
• Temperature affects this film. It should be stored cold (never frozen)
• Before using the film, let it adjust to room temperature, ideally 13-28deg.C (55-82deg.F)
• If it's colder, keep photos in a warm, dark place as they develop - an inside pocket should work
• On a hot day, keep photos cool and in the dark as they develop

Care
• Never shake or bend photos
• Photos are still sensitive to direct light for the first few minutes, so place them face-down to shield them
• Full development takes 5-10 minutes for B&W film, up to 40 minutes for color

Love Your Camera, too
• It's not just this film that you need to take care of. A happy camera takes better photos
• Keep the camera lens and film rollers clean. Use a soft cloth and water to clean both
• Hold the camera as steady as you can when shooting to avoid blurry photos