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Winterbourne House Gardens
Birmingham, West Midlands, UK
Polaroid 250 Land Camera
Fuji FP100C Instant Colour Film
Fuji Instax Square SQ10.
Photo shot on HolgaGlo 120N and saved to micro SD card. Printed with Fuji Instax Square SQ10 camera on Instax Square film.
Walt Disney World - Magic Kingdom
Space Mountain 1994
I am scanning a lot of old family photographs this week to archive them and came across some from a WDW trip in 1994. This one caught my attention because I don't remember this being outside Space Mountain - but I think it looks great. I am not sure why the photo was taken at such an angle though :)
These trip photos were all taken on instant cameras and there are a few other shots I will be posting soon of Horizons and the Magic Kingdom Parade.
Lyme Regis, Dorset, UK
Polaroid 100 Automatic Land Camera
Polacolor 108 Instant Film
Expired September 1999
Chain mail tool still life. Shot with the new generation Impossible Project monochrome 600 films and a Mint SLR670M camera. The emulsion was then lifted and transferred to water colour paper. The image was then scanned and tweaked in Pixelmator.
Steve Ting Photography © 2015
Shot with a Mint SLR670m and Impossible B&W 600 speed film (round aspect). Scanned and tweaked in Pixelmator
Steve Ting Photography © 2016
At ScaryCanary Venue, Stourbridge, West Midlands, UK
Polaroid 100 Land Camera
Fuji FP3000B Instant Film
Negative Scan
This photo is from my current ongoing "ScaryCanary Polaroid Portrait Project". ScaryCanary is the independent music venue and gallery that is very much at the centre of the local alternative music scene at. I play there myself on a regular basis and am using up some of my remaining stock of Fuji FP3000B on a series of portraits of people who work, exhibit, perform and "hang out" there.
Rob Cartwright of Smokin' Pilchards and Three Blind Mice.
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Too cold for instant film, although I had the camera under my jacket most of the time and had the print developing in an inner pocket of my jacket..
Camera: Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Alpha 1. Film: Impossible Project PX 100 Cool Silver Shade.
seitdem meine instax-kamera zum dritten mal runtergefallen war, hat sie manchmal eine kleine macke. da es mich in den fingern juckte, füllte ich die lichten stellen mit dem zeichenstift aus.
New close up lens for my Instax Mini 8! My instructions for the lens came in Chinese to I had to do it the old fashioned way - trial and error!
Ps. I now have a big review on my blog! Check it out if you're interested in knowing more about the Instax 8!
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"Nehmen Sie die auch noch mit, ich kann nichts mehr mit ihr anfangen." So kam ich zu diesem Trum aus Plastik. Wie ich inzwischen gemerkt habe, kann man sehr wohl noch etwas mit ihr anfangen: In diese Sofortbild-Kamera passen noch der Fuji FP-100C (Farbe) und der Fuji FP 3000B (SW). Das sind Polaroid-kompatible Packfilme, die auch an speziellen Kamera-Rückteilen (z. B. Hasselblad) verwendet werden können.
Diese Keystone war eine der wenigen Packfilm-Sofortbildkameras, die nicht von Polaroid hergestellt wurden, sondern von der amerikanischen Firma Berkey Mitte der 1970er Jahre.
Die Entfernung wird manuell eingestellt und fängt bei 1,1 m an. Es muss angegeben werden, ob ein Farb- oder Schwarzweißfilm eingelegt ist, die unterscheiden sich nämlich in Empfindlichkeit und Entwicklungszeit. Der Blitz wird von Hand eingeschaltet.
Die automatische Belichtung (10 Sek. - 1/500 Sek.) kann in Richtung lighten oder darken korrigiert werden. Für die Entwicklungszeit des Fotos gibt es einen Kurzzeitmesser, der verschiedene Zeiten für SW oder Farbe einstellt.
Ansonsten verweise ich auf die an der Unterseite der Kamera angebrachte Bedienungsanleitung:
1. Slide the film type control to COLOR, or B&W.
2. Set your automatic electronic timer to COLOR or BLACK AND WHITE.
3. Set the lighten/darken control to NORMAL or as indicated on film pack.
4. For flash, turn flash switch to ON.
5. Press lever down until it latches and wait for ready light to blink.
6. Estimate distance in feet from camera to subject and set lens.
7. View subject through viewfinder and press release button slowly.
8. A. After taking picture pull out white tab and discard.
B. Then pull yellow tab straight out.
Nice old Polaroid, about to be transformed into a completely different item. (Don't worry, not befouling this classic for no reason... the shutter button is broken... doesn't work... so decided to up-cycle it). Cool thing is... the instructions come in a metal plate that slide into a holder on the back of the camera. Pretty slick!