Webbo,
you guys have done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG! I think everyone just needs to be patient and understand that you guys are doing everything you can to get this right. . . but as with any new product, there are going to be challenges to overcome. I think it's great that you're helping us find ways to deal with these "problems". I love the new film. . . even with its flaws. I enjoy the process of experimenting and trying to find ways around these issues. . . and also, in some cases, it is the flaws in a photo that makes it shine. You guys have been completely honest with us from the very beginning and I think it's an incredible accomplishment for everyone involved. I believe in you and support your efforts 100%. . . and I fully intend to buy more film when I have the funds. Without you, we would all be left with nothing but memories of those little white frames in our broken hearts. I can't thank you guys enough!
Much love

I'm sorry for neglecting my account this year. . . I have only been experimenting with Polaroids for just over a year. My "Polaroid Anniversary" was on February 21st. . . sadly, my youngest cat fell ill at the beginning of February and the 21st was the day he died. . . one month and 3 days later, my oldest cat died. . . you will see her last Polaroid in my recently uploaded photos. . . anyway, just wanted everyone to know, I still have mad love for all of you guys and all things analog. . . it's just been a very difficult year and I've found it hard to find inspiration. . . I'm working on that. LOVE the new PX film!!! I'm soooooooo glad that the impossible is now a reality!

Well, I tried out that 108 film. . . as suspected, it was an unsuccessful attempt. The film cartridge was rusted and the chemicals were completely dry.

So. . . I have a pack of 108 film that expired in 1975. I was just curious if anyone has experimented with film THAT outdated? I want to try it out but I'm guessing it won't work. . . any feedback would be greatly appreciated.