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In ottimo stato di conservazione.
The Polaroid Instant 10 was a rigid plastic-bodied instant camera launched in the UK in 1978. this is similar to the EE (Electric Eye) and earlier Square Shooter 2 models. Only accepts Type 80 peel-apart film
SpecificationsEdit
Film type: Peel-apart 80-Series Land Pack Films (3 1/4" x 3 3/8", image=2 3/4" x 2 7/8") such as Polaroid 87, 88, Viva (all discontinued).
Accepts flashcubes such as Phillips PFC 4.
Manual focus with distances in feet and metres.
Neck strap.
Cold clip.
Shutter requires two standard 1.5V AA batteries.
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La hora del recreo (y del bocadillo). La imagen original no tenÃa este formato, era rectangular y apaisada pero no me gustaba porque no le hacÃa justicia a la figura que salÃa de la clase.
While the photo was actually produced with a "Polaroid-like" white boarder, I felt it was too flat, and replaced it with a real one in Photoshop.
Un dÃa de lluvia ir a un invernadero con el objetivo de dar color a tu balcón ... perderte entre todas sus flores y elegir, Margaritas, Lavanda y Romero.
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Don't know what in the heck happened yesterday with these photos and the comment section --- sorry for the confusion: I really wanted everyone to see all these cutie-pie photos of this beautiful creature, and then ended up deleting them all when someone said a couple didn't show up in the comment section. So here's a repeat of my narrative and all the pics from the original post, I think. Please don't feel extra comments are necessary --- just wanted all to see how darn darling this Gal was: By the way the first photo made Explore and I am really amazed AGAIN -- I think the computer that makes the choices is stuck on my photostream by accident for some reason. Although it's exciting to get up in the morning & see that, it's kind of embarrassing, too. I see SO MANY much better images every single day from my contacts and friends. I will continue to label them, but believe me I am beyond thinking it is anything but a glitch.
If I ever had a pet bird --- and I NEVER would have a pet bird --- but if I did, it would be a Snowy Owl. I went up to VINS (Vermont Institute of Natural Science - a rehabilitation Center for Raptors from all over the United States) yesterday with Jesse and my Grandson, for my third visit. It was a marvelous day, weather perfect, got there at 3:30 just in time for a great demonstration on Bird Flight, but the high-light of my day was this darling Snowy Owl. She was so injured that she will never be able to fly again, and so obviously never released back into the wild. But she has a wonderful home now among very caring and knowledgeable care-takers at this rehab center and definitely seems to be enjoying life. She is a screecher though --- reminds me of the family of Catbirds in the bush across my lawn -- complaining all the time.
Link to VINS website: www.vinsweb.org/index.php/visit/exhibits-and-trails
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My mother-in-law found a colorpack camera at a thrift store in Maine. She wasn't sure if it would work, but sewed a bag for it and gave it to me for Christmas ... It's in beautiful condition, and works perfectly! All I did was clean off the lens and pop some fresh batteries in it. I love these vintage camera surprises. :-)
Hope you've having a wonderful Christmas. Happy Holidays!