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2-10-21
trying out the starburst filter on this camera. maybe it didn't work out so well because the focus is way off?
This is the first time I've shot with Color Shade film. Since my only experience with polaroid was at Oasis with the new color protection film, I confess that I had no idea I was supposed to be covering the shot as soon as it came out of the camera...Ooops! Oh well. Still love this one of mom. She's great for understanding artistic vision and will readily be posed and look into too bright sun when I ask :)
Polaroid OneStep 600 camera
PX680 Color Shade Cool film
Thanksgiving
November 22, 2012
White Plains, NY
SX-70 Sonar Onestep, Poraloid 600 @ Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia
It was the first experience for me to go to this famous beach, Bondi Beach. Actually, It was beyond description !!! It was way bigger than what I expected, so I was totally stoked about it. In fact, I soaked my legs in the sea, but because spring just started in Australia, the water was very cold, but so comfortable. Off course, I drank the Australian beer, VB, and I had a relaxing time there. To come to Bondi Beach is totally an amazing experience to me. Maybe, I will bring a swimming suite next time.
SX-70 Sonar Onestep, Poraloid 600 @ The Rocks, Sydney, Australia
Close-Up photo to a horse.
I was sort of scared to face pretty much in front of my eyes, but he was very still and looked at my camera, so I took this photo and immediately, run away. I was such a chicken-shit, but animals are always unpredictable.
馬のアップ。
ポラロイドの音に反応して走り出すかと思って内心ビビってた。
First time out with this camera. I left the exposure dial right in the middle to get a feel for it. Obviously way overexposed, but, now I know!
Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep/Impossible B&W film
Taken 3.7.15 in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
left:
SX-70 Sonar OneStep + Macro
Color Shade First Flush
right:
SLR 680 + Macro
PX 600 v4
i was making chalkboards today when a bee fell out of a tree and landed on the boards i was painting. i think she was dying so i decided to immortalize her as i always do with insects i find. i picked her up with some plyers because i'm deathly allergic to bee stings! (not really) here is a diptych comparing color shade vs silver shade.
**for the sake of aesthetics i messed with the curves. originals can be seen in my photostream.
Serial: H5E92788NC
The Polaroid OneStep 600 has a simple fixed focus 1-element plastic lens and lacked the close-up adaptor. The only user-control is the exposure compensation slider used to make pictures lighter or darker. These models can be partially folded to protect the lens.
Made: 1983 / US
Date Purchased: Jan 29, 2011
Polaroid OneStep Land Camera. Purchased at Salvation Army on Montrose around 2002. Takes SX70 film, but can be tricked into using 600 (like that is much help anymore).
From left to right:
Polaroid OneStep Close-Up, Kodak Instamatic, Lomography Fisheye II - White Knight edition, Bell & Howell Dial-35, Kodak Brownie (behind the B & H), and my Polaroid One-Step.
Taken with my D50, of course.
Edited in photoshop lightroom.
I'm proud of my small collection of cameras. I get them from thrift stores or grandparents generally. The fisheye I bought from UO.
A frequently revisited composition for me, this time trying out a Polaroid OneStep and Impossible Project PX 100 film.
Polaroid SX70 OneStep with Impossible PX70 Cool Film.
Fabulous weather in Bristol on Friday. This was my first proper visit to the city and boy she she didn't disappoint.
Polaroid OneStep SE, Polaroid Land Camera, SX-70. Black with rainbow, Blue button. uses Polaroid SX-70 film.
ShakeItPhoto, iPhone 4.
photos taken with this camera: www.flickr.com/photos/redkiwiphotography/sets/72157626313...
A OneStep Polaroid Rainbow in very good condition, found in trash last fall. Anyone want it? Although it functions perfectly, including the flash -- I've shot two packs on it -- there are 3 issues. The first is the possibility that instant-film packs will be impossible to obtain in the future. The second is that, even if standard Polaroid packs were easily available, they're several stops faster than the film this camera was designed for: It overexposes everything, and will need some hacking to make it useful. The final issue is that a few times, the camera couldn't properly eject an exposed print; I don't know if that's a real problem or not.
I need to make room in my stable for a new stud: my 5D. ;->
A day at the barn...
Shot with a Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep camera on Impossible Project PX 100 Silver Shade "Orange Flash" film.
> camera = Polaroid OneStep Closeup
> film = Impossible Project PX-680 Testfilm PX680 - V4C
> EC = 2/3rds into black
> film shading technique = no special shading attempted just placed in pocket once ejected from camera
> temperature = est. 73F
> weather conditions = scattered clouds
**photo best viewed on BLACK**
Polaroid OneStep BC Series // expired 600
No ND filter used. I had been using a OneStep inherited from my uncle as a car show prop, and earlier had purchased a pack of film for Dixie Square that never got shot. So I burned it here.
It all starts here...
Federica
Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep
General Electric Flash Bar II
The Impossible Project PX70 Color Shade Push
a polaroid one step macro to trade in my group Kooky Traders! I'd like to trade for another kind of camera, or something else maybe....it's fairly new, in excellent condition. i already have one of these=)
Poor A-Wix, someone stole his digital camera last night. Thankfully his wife Anna had his back, with this handy Polaroid.
Old bicycle repairer shop. Parma.
This is my second shot using PX680 Test Film.
Overcast day with fog and low light. Temp.: 8 degrees Celsius.
In this case the pictrure is stable. I really like the colors, but I don't understand the line which erase part of the picture starting from the upper right corner.
Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep
ND Filter
The Impossible Project PX680 Test Film β-1 Prod. date: 03-02-2011