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Traversing the valley of Mendenhall Creek on the Banks-Veronia Trail (rail to trail) in Northwest Oregon.
17 November 2023.
Polaroid OneStep 600.
Polaroid OneStep AF - Electrical tower - Easton, PA - Polaroid Original B&W 600 film scanned on Epson V600
Polaroid type 600, SX-70 Sonar Onestep.
(No ND filter used, light meter filter removed.)
Newcastle upon Tyne, April 2008.
Oh, and I'm officially a Polanoider: people.polanoid.net/PhanieisFunny
SX-70 Onestep, expired 600 from '03. Long Beach, CA
ROID WEEK - DAY 2
I'm musing about our recent trip to Jamaica to celebrate my 40th birthday on Mortal Muses today, and sharing the polaroids from my trip. You can read about my trip here: Polaroid in Paradise.
191/365 Sunset
Polaroid SX70 OneStep
PX70 Color Protection
Test prints from the ReclaimIt salvaged Polaroid 600 Blue Frog instant camera.
Gleaned Polaroid OneStep 600 Auto Focus, cleaned, tested and on sale now at ReclaimIt!
The camera came from the dump, loaded with a pack of old Polaroid film, the vintage stuff. I have since transferred that film into a cassette with working batteries. I hope to share the results of that experiment soon.
Polaroid SX70 OneStep with Impossible PX600 GF film.
Hope is the poor man’s bread. Photograph hope.
— Niall McDiarmid
Polaroid OneStep
Polaroid 779 film expired 06/05
'Roid Week 2010, day 4
another from last weekend. (If the guitar looks small, it is. It's a Baby Taylor that we bought him when he was 8 or 9.)
SX-70 Sonar OneStep
Impossible SX-70 Round Black Frame Film
Sometimes, I manage to get it just right and capture my little boy in such a way...
Fraz. Mezzano
• Polaroid OneStep+
• Polaroid Color i-Type Film
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THE REMEDIAL TABLETOP SHOOTER STRIKES AGAIN!
This little camera is just a fun thing to hang on a keychain. It doesn’t work, but if you push the shutter button it spits out a little piece of film. Sound effects included. It’s spring driven, so no batteries are required. The U.S. Penny is for scale.
I shot this with my iPad Pro (12.9 in.) 4th Generation. This is my second attempt to make a photo that I could easily edit. I didn’t know how much dust and hairs etc. were on that OneStop. Snapseed’s Healing Tool helped me get rid of most of it. Whew!
After owning a Polaroid camera for more than ten years, this is the year I've finally managed to take one good photo, with the whole frame filled with image, with the entire frame filled with emulsion. Finally!.
Here, a random building on the University of Rijeka's campus, as seen from a nearby park.
Taken with Polaroid OneStep 1000 instant camera, on Polaroid Originals B&W SX-70 instant film. Scanned with Epson XP-225 all-in-one scanner I found connected to my dad's computer. Good enough!