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I used to do this many years ago with Polaroid types 105 and 55 film. It's 4x5 film and it works in almost any 4x5 camera. It develops instantly and you get bot

I used to do this many years ago with Polaroid types 105 and 55 film. It's 4x5 film and it works in almost any 4x5 camera. It develops instantly and you get both a B&W print and a high-quality B&W negative from a single exposure. No darkroom needed. It was awesome. No idea if it's still available but I hope it is. Might be time to revisit that hobby.

i_am_proteus 5y ago
Polaroid and Fuji discontinued their large and medium format instant films, but a new shop, One Instant, is producing some Type 100, at ten euros an exposure.[0] There was a shop producing some large format peel apart, New55, but production wasn't economical (even at something like $17/shot retail) so they shut down.[1] [0]https://the.supersense.com/collections/packfilm https://the.supersense.com/collections/packfilm [1]https://new55project.blogspot.com/ https://new55project.blogspot.com/