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Polaroid Sonar OneStep, expired 600 film with ND-filter (blur from goo... i think i used aquaphor/eucerin this time)
okay, so yesterday my friend gave me my first polaroid camera. it's a onestep polaroid land camera. i'm unsure what film to buy (if any is still around for this model). i know that polaroid stopped making film for a while, but has stated a third party will continue some. if any of you have suggestions on where i could get film (links are great!) i would be very happy.
it also says to use sx-70 film and a flashbar... is the flashbar necessary?
thanks :)
Newcastle upon Tyne, September 2008.
Not sure about these...
Polaroid type 600 in SX-70 Sonar OneStep.
Shot with my Onestep, barely a month before she passed away. I miss my Buttercup ever so much. Still, I'm happy to have this one, ghosty polaroid of her.
Roid Week 2008, the last day.
oreo. you were the best cat ever.
I just wanted to post this as a memorial kinda thing because him + photography are like my favorite things ever. He meant so much to me <3 But his kidneys were failing and had a possible broken hip. It was his time. He'd lived a very long life. He's in a better place and he'll always always be in my heart.
I did a review about the Polaroid Originals OneStep 2. Check out the full camera review here: 🎬 youtu.be/-B-JTcqzQeo
I am suddenly flush with Polaroid film from my great flea market find, so we drove around today and shot a bunch of it.
Kinda failed photo. I tested an Impossible Flash Bar by Mint with Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep and PX-70 Impossible Film.
By the river in Belgrade posing with my girlfriend's father while she took a photo. Shot with Polaroid OneStep Land Camera and PX 70 Impossible Film (batch 12/11).
Avril 2009
Pack de Polaroid 600 expiré trouvé quelque part.
C'était la dernière photo du pack, et c'est la seule avec une partie où les chimies ont bien fonctionné.
© Jimmy Voyer - 2009 - www.jimmyvoyer.com
This is one of my favourite cameras. Classy, elegant, and yet at the same time, the sonar focus looks kind of awkward. Soon, I will have my nd filter, and all will be right with the world again. They just don't make polaroids like this anymore.
p.s. - this is also one of my best and luckiest thrift shop finds ever. I snagged this beauty at Goodwill for two dollars on half price day.
My girlfriend doesn't like if I take photos of her. At this one I had to be sneaky. Mwahahaha. Shot with Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep and PX 70 NIGO Impossible Film.
Polaroid OneStep 2/Polaroid Color i-Type Film
We reconverted the guest room into a video studio so Beth Ann can do her ASL interpreting. This includes a repurposed bedsheet hung on old photo backdrop stands. As you can see Beth Ann sprayed it with a wrinkle releaser to help it hang flat.
Experimenting with The Impossible Project's PX 600 Silver Shade film and an old Polaroid OneStep Express camera.
There is an explantion on my blog.
Night shot + green filter (Cokin A004)
Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep
The Impossible Project PX70 Color Shade Push
> camera = Polaroid OneStep
> film = Impossible Project PX 680 Color Shade Pioneer film
> film BORN ON DATE = March 2012 / this photograph taken November 2012
it's a OneStep closeup which I believe means it has macro. this was a great find as it even had the instructions with it.
Polaroid photos taken with Polaroid Onestep Camera. Film is the PX100 Monochrome film from the Impossible Film Project
First few photos failed (although still look cool), After some tweaking the setting (darkwheel), cleaning the camera and refining the light shielding technique they started to get better and better