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Moscow, Russia (November 14, 2021) — A 45-degree angle shot of a Polaroid camera, model 636 Close Up, also known as OneStep Close Up in some regions. This entry-level folding instant photo camera was mass-assembled in Russia in the 1990s by a Svetozor joint venture. PHOTO CREDIT SHOULD READ: Yuri Litvinenko / 30pin
This photo was made for 30pin, an online magazine of computer tech history. As the web site ceased operation in March 2022 during the conflict in Ukraine, the photo was relicensed as free cultural works by its authors.
Porcelain dancer. Natural light studio.
Polaroid SX-70 Alpha
The Impossible Project PX70 FF Color Shade
Figuring out the exposures on the Lomo'Instant as everything usually develops super dark.
Setting: (C) No flash, Daylight, No exposure adjustment.
was found in the basement this evening while he was cleaning up and getting ready to drywall the future dark room under the stairs.
This is way too cool because, I was just talking to him about picking up a polariod camera and there it was...
I love when things like this happen!
I need to buy film and a battery.
Cross (xxx) your fingers, hope it works out for me.
In my kitchen
Thank you Jim for finding this little treasure....xo
Foto gemaakt met de Impossible I-1 analog instant camera.
Foto Rob van Keulen
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Taken for the "spooky double exposure contest"›
Polaroid Spectra System MB
The Impossible Project PZ600 Silver Shade
This photo was taken last weekend with my Instax Mini 8. Since I don't have a scanner it's a photo of a photo. I've tried to edited it as accurate to the original picture as possible. I'm very impressed with the quality of the Instax! The originals are much better than I manage to accomplish in editing.
Another very old portrait, taken with my trusty Polaroid SX-70 probably in 2005. I tried to bust it out at Slab City, but there was gunk on the rollers that I needed to clean. Will return to posting night shots soon.
Louis Mendes and his Graflex Speed Graphic camera with a protégée. Read about him here
visualdepartures.com/tag/speed-graphic/
New York, 2014
Only the street shots - thestreetzine.blogspot.com/
It's the double flowering cherry tree.
It was blooming on the edge of the small river very near our house.
The cherry blossom has finished.
Now on the same place, lilac tree is blooming.
Copyright 2014 Hilde Heyvaert.
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July 30, 2012
Third day of the London Olympics
Polaroid SX-70 Sears Special
Impossible Project PX70 COOL
Not until London rolled around did I know anything about competition swimming. It's been one of the many events I've regularly watched. I've learned a lot (bit of an overstatement) watching the US take gold, silver, and bronze in such a sport.
Viggen is an old Swedish fighter plane.
This photo was taken last weekend with my Instax Mini 8. Since I don't have a scanner it's a photo of a photo. I've tried to edited it as accurate to the original picture as possible. I'm very impressed with the quality of the Instax! The originals are much better than I manage to accomplish in editing.
Copyright 2014 Bert Van den Wyngaert.
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Back in the late-1970s, I picked up this Polaroid Pronto! instant camera real cheap at a yard sale. It didn't work and I tried to fix it. Needless to say, I was no camera repairman, so it didn't get fixed. Over the years, I must have lost the rest of the pieces because all I have left now is the faceplate.