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Impossible's witty new video shows how to use their instant lab

Date
10 April 2015

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If you’re a luddite like me you’ll find that most technology needs careful and thorough explanation – ideally some kind of video infomercial that leads me step-by-step through the device at hand. Now that I think about it I’d also like the instructions to be given by an attractive female presenter with an overdubbed male voice; she should be smoking occasionally and if possible exude an air of insouciance. The guys at Impossible and Stark Films have been kind enough to meet all these stringent requirements in their latest promotion for Instant Lab, a product which prints polaroids directly from your phone, showing off all the gadget’s new features. They’re also offering 10% off the Instant Lab to our readers by using the discount code “itsnicethat” in their online shop. What a friendly bunch!

An animation in which a person sits at a light blue table against a yellow background. They handle a black instant camera and boxes of “Impossible” film, with the caption “Loading the Film” appearing on screen.
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Impossible: Instant Lab

An animation in which a person with mint green nails lifts the top of a black box to reveal a spring-loaded stack of compartments. A white box of “Impossible Color 600” film sits on the light blue table beside them.
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Impossible: Instant Lab

An animation in which a person holds up a smartphone to take a photo of geometric wall planters. The planters, in red, navy and gold, hold various plants against a light blue wall.
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Impossible: Instant Lab

An animation in which a person reaches into a bowl filled with smartphones, overlaid with the text “CHOOSE YOUR DEVICE”. It then shows a black plastic adapter stand holding an iPhone, with the text “USE THE ADAPTOR WITH” and a list of compatible iPhone and iPod models.
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Impossible: Instant Lab

An animation in which a person uses a black tiered device to print a photo from a smartphone. They open a small tray at the base to retrieve a square instant print. The text “#InstantLab” appears in the bottom left corner.
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Impossible: Instant Lab

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James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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