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Time Zero instant film was made by Polaroid for SX-70 type cameras from 2005-2006. It's name comes from its fast development time. Decades later it was discovered that the expired film developed weird, apocalyptic artifacts when shot and developed. It was only slightly predictable. For example strong light seemed to generate flames. So for Veteran's Day in honor of those who served, a Time Zero photo taken in 2011.
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