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i got my second sonar onestep in the mail today! the outer condition of this camera is okay (there is a small dent on top), but at least the autofocus works!
this is the first shot with the camera + sx-70 blend film. i'm loving the blend.
Polaroid OneStep 2/Polaroid Color i-Type Film
Worked on cleaning up the office and got these three things hung: Banner from Pratt, my Max Weinberg autographed drum from ‘Late Night with Conan O'Brien’ and a mask from 'Sleep No More,’ an immersive theater show that probably will never be able to run again in our post-COVID world.
Had this lying around for a long time and finally got around to scanning them. I took them on my birthday with a Polaroid Onestep on 600 film. I wanted to remember forever the awesome cake my then fiancé/ now wife made. Just what I wanted, from a box.
Camera: SX-70 Sonar Onestep
Film: 600 (Expired 04/08)
Settings: ND filter
Successful film test despite an early hiccup (darkslide didn't fully eject, the battery was later drained and I had to transfer film to an Impossible cartridge; big downside to the Sonar). Also a successful test of my new Epson V600 scanner; major improvement over the old one!
Polaroid SX-70 OneStep SE (Polaroid Land Camera), PX 100 Silver Shade film by The Impossible Project (expired 2010). 21 March 2011.
Found this gem at the Salvation Army for $2. In mint condition and looks like it was never used. Shoots Impossible Project 600 film or expired Polaroid film if you can find stuff that works.
Camera: Polaroid OneStep
Film: Polaroid 600 Film, expired 2006
This is my first Polaroid camera/film shoot for about 20 years so I didn't know what to expect. At least 3 or 4 shots were utter crap.
my finger blocked the film when it ejected, hence the messed up bottom. ARGH. otherwise I would've liked this one.
In this tower was captured and held Count of Celje Herman's son Frederick by father himself. Reason? Forbidden love with another woman. Shot with Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep and PX 70 (batch 12/11) Impossible Film.
Polaroid OneStep 600 camera
PX680 Color Shade Cool film
Thanksgiving
November 22, 2012
White Plains, NY
A big beautiful mosque in second largest city in Kosovo. Shot with Polaroid OneStep Land Camera and PX 70 Impossible Film (batch 12/11).
This is my original OneStep from childhood. If only I had film....
on a bizarre note - I lost part of a cracked tooth today. A back molar. Damn salt water taffy. My dentist isn't as freaked out about it as I am. Should I find that comforting?
I should have called to get that crown taken care of earlier. Now that may not be an option...(insert ominous music here)...
My sister-in-law gave me ths Polaroid OneStep camera for Christmas. I just got to messing with it today, and realized that there was a pack of film still in it. So I shot it.
Camera: Pronto Sonar OneStep
Film: 600 (expired 01/09)
I think the battery finally got too weak because the camera could not fully eject the print; I had to transfer it into my Sun660 to finish ejection.
SX-70 Sonar Onestep, Poraloid 600 @ Floriade, Camberra, Australia
Who do you think he is ?
To be continued...
さて誰だろう。
SX-70 Sonar Onestep, Polaroid 600 @ Shinjuku Gyoen, Tokyo Japan
He(might be She) was sleeping very sound in the baby buggy when I was taking some photos at a park. As you imagine, I can't help asking his foreign parents whether or not I can take photos of him, so I did ask them and they said, "off course, no problem". Actually, I took two photos - one is for me and the other is for his parents - , and after I took the photos, we started talking with them about photography. Today was nicely sunny and it was a great day for the new conversation with people !!! That's why I can't quit taking photos, you know.
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.