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My third and fourth packs of polaroids with the OneStep+ were colored instant films with holiday themed frames. Here are some of the shots I liked the most from the most recent Christmas celebrations.
Starting with these packs, I bought the special lens set for the OneStep+, so I could experiment a bit with playful exposures.
Taken with Polaroid OneStep+ analog camera. Polaroid Originals 600 instant color film with holiday frames.
I had a couple of shots left over from last week's 'Roid Week. I really need to get on finding a Land Camera so I don't have to deal with this automatic flash. This is of the now closed down Ontario Place grounds on the night I went to shoot Band of Horses and My Morning Jacket!
August 2012, Toronto
Polaroid OneStep, expired 08/09 600 film
Based on these instructions, this fella's set up to use 600 film instead of the SX-70 Time Zero it was designed to take.
My third and fourth packs of polaroids with the OneStep+ were colored instant films with holiday themed frames. Here are some of the shots I liked the most from the most recent Christmas celebrations.
Starting with these packs, I bought the special lens set for the OneStep+, so I could experiment a bit with playful exposures.
Taken with Polaroid OneStep+ analog camera. Polaroid Originals 600 instant color film with holiday frames.
11-5-21
a lonely movie theater. i sometimes go to movies by myself and in the middle of the day. i get bored at home so i go out and see a movie
Polaroid SX70 Onestep with PX680 film (Pioneer)
ND filter on pack and L/D wheel = 2 notches dark. Shot indoors using natural light (late afternoon). I moved from the kitchen to the conservatory where the light is much brighter. It had clouded over a bit but the light was still pretty even. The colours are slightly warm but relatively accurate on the boots and the floor. The wall looks lemony here but is in actual fact a warm cream.
A Polaroid of a Polaroid
Camera: Polaroid OneStep
Film: Expired Impossible 600 Instant Film Colour (Silver Frame Edition)
How did I take a Polaroid of my Polaroid? My colleague at work brought a bag of cameras in for me to look at and one was a OneStep so I couldn't resist taking the film cartridge out my camera in total darkness and loading into the other camera to have a turn. Afterwards I found out that the OneStep probably doesn't take 600 film so I'm amazed it came out at all.
Last 366 film pic for a while until I have some more film developed. Back to reliable, yet boring, digital. Zzzz.
Taken with the Pronto!B using Limo Dark window tint over the film pack as a filter. It worked pretty well...aside from the crinkles...kinda like how it looks though
It's the rainbow everyone is after, but in black with a Special Edition Blue Button but it is all the rainbow plastic goodness you remember from the original OneStep.
The full review drops in July!
Polaroid OneStep SE - Polaroid Lens 103mm f/14.6 - Polaroid Originals SX-70 Color
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
My second batch of polaroids with the OneStep+, trying out both traditional and more experimental shots.
Taken with Polaroid OneStep+ analog camera. Polaroid Originals i-Type instant color film, slightly expired.
-this is my first photograph with Impossible Project PX-680 First Flush film
-scanned 1 hour after this photograph was made
-camera used: Polaroid OneStep 600
Took this shot of the cottage with the old Polaroid OneStep Express that I bought at a sale a while back! I am having such fun with it, though the cost of the film makes you think twice or more before taking a shot!
2-12-21
this was the liquor store to always go and get some drinks before going to a show at the Bunkhouse across the street. but sadly the Bunkhouse will probably never reopen. i truly hope it does
My third and fourth packs of polaroids with the OneStep+ were colored instant films with holiday themed frames. Here are some of the shots I liked the most from the most recent Christmas celebrations.
Starting with these packs, I bought the special lens set for the OneStep+, so I could experiment a bit with playful exposures.
Taken with Polaroid OneStep+ analog camera. Polaroid Originals 600 instant color film with holiday frames.
the BART underground walkways are full of interesting characters, this gent being one of my favorites. you may not be able to tell here but he does the best Johnny Cash impersonation that i've ever heard. the other morning, as i made my way up the stairs from the train platform, i heard his booming voice echoing through the station and smiled to myself, remembering that i had slipped the OneStep into my bag before i left the house. as i approached i held up the camera, motioning if it was OK to take a picture. he stopped singing and with a grin said, sure! -- how about like this?!
i almost didn't get the picture as i was laughing so hard, i hadn't expected him to flip me off. but it was all part of his persona.
did you get it?, he then asked in an uncharacteristicly quiet voice, after i had taken his picture. then a little quieter still, could i have it? -- i mean, you can take another if you want.
so i did, and he again struck the same fierce pose.
i so love 'Roid Week
update 3.16.07: i found this guys MySpace page, his name is Jesse Morris.
Impossible is at it again, some test shots from some of the new PX680 test film fresh from the Factory in the Netherlands.
Polaroid OneStep CloseUp (600)
Impossible Project PX680 ColorShade V4B (Experimental)
Church Point, Newbiggin, Northumberland, March 2009.
Polaroid T600 (expired '06) in SX-70 Sonar OneStep