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A picture showing my odd collection of land cameras, there are two 350's, a 100, a 320, a 230 an Instax 500AF, a Polaroid 660 auto-focus, and a Polaroid spirit 600CL, my Vivo tripos also features in the background :-)
Day 328
I picked up this Fujifilm 7s during the after the holidays sale. It was originally $100 then maked down 50% and to top it off I had a coupon! With everything said I paid $43.33. The bad part was it didn't come with any film. I ended up buying film in bulk online since I needed a few other things. It's a new medium that I'm going to try out. Should be fun playing around with this thing.
HM Constance at Hit the North 2022
Scanned white card, tape and background.
Overlaid photo in Photoshop
Time zero polaroid film simulation in Exposure X6
Gaussian blur.
Brand: Polaroid
Camera: Image 2 / spectra 2
Year builtca. 1996
Lens: f = 125 mm (equivalent to 46mm on a 35mm film camera)
Film format: Polaroid integral Spectra/Image film
Special features: Instant film camera
Manufactured byPolaroid Corporation (Made in UK)
About the camera: The Image 2 is one of the newer cameras from Polaroid. The earlier models shot square pictures (78×78) the Image System / Spectra series came with the new format 97×73 mm. The camera has an automatic light meter as well as an ultrasound distance meter for autofocus. And it comes with a built in automatic flash.
Taking pictures: This is by far the easiest to use camera ever built. Open it, insert the film magazine, which also includes a battery, open the camera, wait till the flash is ready and shoot. If needed, you can adjust the exposure by setting a switch to brighter or darker.
Copyright 2014 Hilde Heyvaert.
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I never set out to be a wedding photographer, but Ive been asked more and more to do just that. I just love taking photos. Yesterday I did the first of 5 weddings I have booked up. Cherishing and remembering that special feeling of having a one-off instant photo, I bought a coolio instant camera to take photos of the bride and groom I shot yesterday.
Anyone who has a wedding booked with me, will get a couple of special little instant keepsakes. Am I nice or what?
Too exhausted after so much photo taking to do anything more effort....I snapped myself with it too for my 365.
Voila!
Winterbourne House Gardens, Birmingham, UK
Polaroid Square Shooter 2
Polaroid Viva Instant Film
Expired July 2008
The Polaroid One was one of the last instant photography camera as we knew it sold by Polaroid in the 2000's.
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This time of year has so much meaning...for me, it's all about family. One of my daughters says we are a cult (we aren't) but we really do enjoy spending time together!
This year our youngest and her husband made a wonderful meal (crockpot turkey and oven-baked ham), my other daughters shared their own favorite dishes, and Jef brought his man-made dinner rolls.
For fun we captured our 2 days with Alyssa's Fuji INSTAX instant camera. WHAT A BLAST!! This image shows an assortment of our favorite shots complete with post-Thanksgiving meal bath!
I am so fortunate to have fantastic, successful...and FUN LOVING daughters/son-in-laws. <3 <3 <3
Polaroid Originals 600 film, Polaroid Onestep2 camera, taken 04/20/2021
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Impossible Film
Instant Camera walk
Flickrmeetup teamed up with Photobooth SF for a fun photo walk using impossible film and polaroid cameras. My 'pulling' technique needs a lot of work. I need more muscle it seems for a smooth photo.But I am happy for a 'first time'. Great experience and loved having a photo to hold almost immediately.