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Very old polaroid 600 film that came inside a Onestep from Oxfam.
You know, I can never remember where to put the slider on a polaroid to lighten or darken the picture. So I do things like this and then I forget right away.
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SX-70 Sonar Onestep, Poraloid 600 @ Floriade, Camberra, Australia
Wow !!! He is showing off something !
Don't look at this. Danger !!!
To be continued...
見てはいけない！
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.
8-4-21
miss this little chunk. unfortunately we don't get to visit too often, but it's nice whenever we do get to
SX-70 Sonar OneStep
Polarade ND packfilter
Polaroid 600 film
expired 9-2009
Tibiran-Jaunac, France
Fit for a King and Queen!
Beautiful lion from a billboard next to the road. Shot with Polaroid OneStep Land Camera and PX-70 Impossible Film.
My first successful instant photo taken with Mint Flash bar at just right position. I love the colors <3 Shot with Polaroid OneStep Land Camera and PX-70 Impossible Film.
Polaroid OneStep Silver Express
Polaroid 600 Film
Happy 'roid week! I actually was going to take these this week anyway for an idea I've had brewing for a while. It worked out nicely that is it 'roid week.
Here's what I did with these.
Anyway this is in Pinnacle Mountain State Park. The mountain seen is Pinnacle Mountain. This is the modern Highway 300. This was built to bypass an old one-lane bridge in 1981.
totally creepy on this film.
this batch of film ended up getting really soft and creamy looking around the edges and nasty and splotchy nearing the middle.
Pronto Sonar Onestep with Impossible Project Colorshade Test Film (First Batch)
One of the close to modern Polaroid Cameras produced by the original company that has that classic Type-600 Clamshell design! Not to mention modern enough to be still running after a decade or two.
You can read the full review online
www.alexluyckx.com/blog/index.php/2018/07/09/ccr-review-9...
Polaroid OneStep AutoFocus - Polaroid Lens 100mm f/11.5 - Polaroid Originals Duochrome Black & Pink
Scanner: Epson V700
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC (2018)
Old bicycle repairer shop. Parma.
This is my first shot using PX680 Test Film.
Overcast day with fog and low light. Temp.: 8 degrees Celsius.
The picture is shaky (maybe the emotion or the low light).
I like this anyway for the pictorial results.
Polaroid SX-70 Sonar OneStep
ND Filter
The Impossible Project PX680 Test Film β-1 Prod. date: 03-02-2011
This is a new description of this photo to go along with its inclusion in the new group " :a Sense of Place:" This was the scene of one of our first dates and many meals thereafter. We had a semi-tradition of going there on New Year's Eve and watching them take the Christmas decorations down before they closed. As a restaurant, it was a place I had gone to as a kid with my parents when it was a supper club called The Golden Rooster. Now, demolished. A used car lot was put up in its place. Now the car lot has gone out of business.
The last days of the old Red Pepper, about to be demolished.
Those two were happy to pose me so I took the shot. Shot with Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep and PX 70 (batch 12/11) Impossible Film.
Polaroid OneStep Express
Impossible PX600 Silver Shade film
Outdoors shooting in. No flash. Lighten/darken "wheel" slightly to darken. Shot directly into empty film box.
Polaroid SX70 OneStep with Impossible PX100 Cool film.
Original scan made on 27 April (the day I took the photo). Just over a week later and there is a noticeable sepia tint creeping in. I'll post another scan in a bit. I've kept these in the polaroid box in my home office but haven't taken any other measures to protect them. Be interested to know if others are finding the tones shifting as well. By comparison the colour shots I've taken have been stored in the same conditions with very little (if any) noticeable shift in colour.
I went to take pictures of the 'occupy ottawa' tents the day they decided to take them down. There was nothing left by the time I got the except for this stray occupier...
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WHAT WILL YOU GET?
• Polaroid SX70 1000 (OneStep Rainbow) Instant Camera x 1 EA
• Instruction Manual x 1 EA
• Original Polaroid Leather Case x 1 EA
• Made in United Kingdom on early year 1977.
• One of the SX-70 Non Folding Series model of Polaroid cameras.
• Fully tested with actual film and flash bar. Shutter, internal motor and flash connector works PERFECTLY!
• No trouble found and all mechanism outside the camera still be able to move normally.
• No significant scratch on the camera's body. Almost looks like a brand new camera.
• No fungus or scratch on the camera's lens.
• Dust free and very clean condition.
• Using PX 70 Color Shade or PX 100 Silver Shade film type from Impossible Project which still available in market.
• Also still able to use Polaroid film Type SX-70, Time-Zero, 708, 778, SX-70 Blend, Artistic TZ and Fade to Black which discontinued already.
• Suitable for collectors, professionals and serious users.
• Please do inform me if you need more details info about price at norazman.saad@gmail.com
• Thanks for reading and viewing this page.
• Ship within UK, Ireland, all Europe countries and all Asia countries only.
• All delivery outside UK will have tracking number and also compensation if damaged or loss.
Visit My Online Shop at FB page : Kedai Polaroid Anda
WHAT WILL YOU GET?
• Polaroid SX70 1000 (OneStep Rainbow) Instant Camera x 1 EA
• Original Polaroid Leather Case x 1 EA
• Made in United Kingdom on early year 1977.
• One of the SX-70 Non Folding Series model of Polaroid cameras.
• Fully tested with actual film and flash bar. Shutter, internal motor and flash connector works PERFECTLY!
• No trouble found and all mechanism outside the camera still be able to move normally.
• No significant scratch on the camera's body. Almost looks like a brand new camera.
• No fungus or scratch on the camera's lens.
• Dust free and very clean condition.
• Using PX 70 Color Shade or PX 100 Silver Shade film type from Impossible Project which still available in market.
• Also able to use PX 680 and PX 600 films also but need to add an ND filter on top of the film cartridge before able to use it which can be purchase from eBay or Impossible Project website.
• Still able to use old Polaroid film Type SX-70, Time-Zero, 708, 778, SX-70 Blend, Artistic TZ and Fade to Black which discontinued already.
• Suitable for collectors, professionals and serious users.
• Please do inform me if you need more details info about price at norazman.saad@gmail.com
• Thanks for reading and viewing this page.
• Ship within UK, Ireland, all Europe countries and all Asia countries only.
• All delivery outside UK will have tracking number and also compensation if damaged or loss.
Photograph of My Musician Friend, Rob - Taken On PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ Blackframe; Gantry Plaza State Park - Long Island City, New York
-i did not do a good enough job of protecting the photo from the sunlight upon ejection SO I had to recover what i could in Photoshop.
-taken with a Polaroid 600 OneStep
Polaroid OneStep Express
Impossible PX600 Silver Shade film
Outdoors with flash covered. Lighten/darken "wheel" in middle. Fireworks around 1500 feet away. Shot directly into empty film box.
> camera = Polaroid OneStep Closeup
> film = Impossible Project PX-680 Testfilm PX680 - V4C
> film shading technique = no special shading attempted just placed in pocket once ejected from camera
> temperature = est. 70F
> weather conditions = mostly sunny / partly cloudy
**photo best viewed on BLACK**
Roid Week 2011 continues with this still life shot with a Polaroid 600 OneStep Close Up on Impossible Project PX600 Silver Shade stock.
This batch seems to have some issues with the chemicals on the left of the frame. But unpredictable results are all part of the fun shooting with instant films.
I recently acquired this (3/12/10) on an eBay auction. Sadly I have no idea how to remove the battery cover for the Q-Light. And while attempting to do so, my brother scratched the cover with god-knows-what.
How does a two year pack of PZ600 Silver Shade perform today? More on my blog, at arthurpolaroid.wordpress.com
I bought a couple new cameras a few weeks ago, and just now the light in Portland is getting good right when I get out of work. And we have this awesome picnic table as a dining room table... it just makes black and silver cameras look great. :)
The tops of this black/silver Land Camera and the Hasselblad match! Isn't that weird?!