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FUJIFILM FP-100C

  • 14 photos
  • ISO 100
  • color

Fujifilm FP-100C was a professional peel-apart instant color film with an ISO speed rating of 100, designed for cameras accepting 3.25 x 4.25 inch (8.5 x 10.8cm) instant film formats. The film featured fine grain structure and rich tonal gradation, making it ideal for professional applications including passport photography, commercial test shots, and presentations under varied lighting conditions. Optimized for daylight and electronic flash photography, FP-100C became the primary instant film choice for professional and ID photography markets after Polaroid's discontinuation. This film essentially kept Polaroid pack film cameras viable long after the original Polaroid company's demise, though it too has since been discontinued.

A double exposure shows a stack of colorful shipping containers against a blue sky, with tree branches visible on the sides.
A man kisses a woman's forehead as they sit on a bed.
A woman with long hair sits on a white chair with a double exposure effect.
A double exposure shows the Willis Tower reflected and inverted against a blue sky.
A woman with long blonde hair sits on a chair with her head in her hand in a dimly lit room.
A woman is shown in four different poses, wearing a black turtleneck and red lipstick.
A double exposure shows a reflective bean-shaped sculpture with people and buildings in the background and reflected on its surface.
A couple lies on a bed, with the man covering his face with his hand and the woman looking at the viewer.
Four portraits of men in clown makeup and costume are arranged in a grid.
A woman with long blonde hair sits on a chair with her head in her hand.
A woman with long blonde hair and a pearl necklace is shown in a double exposure, with one image of her looking at the camera and the other with her hair covering her face.

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