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Taken with a Poloroid OneStep with 600 film. Adjustments in Photoshop Elements to try and match original.
left: onestep (sx-70) with q-light flashbulb
middle: izone convertible
right: spectra system (recent ebay acquisition)
I instructed them to go pose on the red path, because I love the color that PX 70 gives me. Shot with Polaroid OneStep Land Camera and PX 70 Impossible Film (batch 12/11).
I paid $4 for this camera a few weeks ago and I've already gotten a lot more than $4 worth of fun out of it.
a few years ago, my dad gave me his old acoustic guitar...which i've taught myself how to play.
polaroid onestep; expired 779 film with sx-70 blend filter attached.
I've been trying for months to capture a shot of this little one but she just moves too fast! Luckily I had my SX-70 Sonar OneStep with me and I caught her in a curious moment. Definitely worth the wait I think.
SX-70 Sonar Onestep Black (refurbished) ::: Fade To Black
Photoshop: Removed white edges, converted to b&w and adjusted levels.
Location: Home, Nørrebro, Copenhagen, Denmark
a cholla blossom in my backyard
tijeras, new mexico
polaroid sx-70 sonar onestep
polaroid 600 film
(with flash)
My sister on the shame tool or something. She could look a bit deader. Shot with Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep and PX 70 (batch 12/11) Impossible Film.
Old Mill, Toronto
May 2010
Polaroid Sonar OneStep
Expired Polaroid 779
I was playing around with my Sonar and expired 779 Film. Put a 2 Stop ND filter in front of the lens and darken couple of stops. The result is quite alright although the chemicals are already dried out.
Since I didn't know how or if I could turn off the flash on my newly-acquired Polaroid OneStep Close Up, I put a piece of a flash diffuser attachment for my SLR external flash in front of the OneStep's flash. Doesn't look like the diffuser helped at all; it might have actually hurt the exposure. :-/ But I kind of like the dreamy look the flash added to this mundane picture. And the sharpness of the table gives me hope that in the right conditions, once I've mastered how to use the OneStep, it will give me some decent pictures.
Now if only I could find some 600 film (I don't like 779 film as much)...
Interesting imperfection. Shot with Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Sonar OneStep and PX 70 COOL Impossible Film.
I actually know the answer to the question... I put the lens of my sunglasses over the lens of my polaroid OneStep to make the sky look cool (it looked cool when I was wearing my sunglasses, and less so when I wasn't, so I went with it)
I like the lower part of the first one, but love the sky in the second - so I photoshopped them!
GUESS WHAT CAME IN THE MAIL?!?!
yes, my Polaroid OneStep close-up from eBay. im still freaking out and cant believe its here. film will soon follow and so will uploads to flickr so look out for 'em!
today was a great day. one of those when you think that when something happens its just an obstacle, something to climb over, but i realized i had to stop and look at what i was climbing. look at what i was doing. i didnt try to think of a quote that matched my mood or a song lyric that went with the tone of the day.
today was just me being me. and im happy.
goodnight and God bless.
most recient black and white round film impossible made, just before the gen two film and this was great the contrast was great all taken on onestep 600
second shot out of a pack of PX600 Silver Shade UV+ after replacing the shots into a pack with a working battery.
still a bit of snow in the backyard, but much less than there was earlier this month. squee!
onestep; expired 779 + filter. day two submission for 'roid week spring 2008
Polaroids I took in NYC recently w/ my Polaroid OneStep Closeup.
My wife against some construction site wall near Battery Park.
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• Polaroid SX70 1000 (OneStep Rainbow) Instant Camera x 1 EA
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I am back after a 4 day power outage, so here's some PX-70 stuff.
Pontiac Catalina spotted in downtown Grayslake; July 2, 2011.
OneStep BC Series w/ PX-70 Push
down the street from my house. i took this a few months ago and (finally) decided to upload it.
onestep; sx-70 blend film
Polaroid OneStep Express
Impossible PX600 Silver Shade film
Indoors with flash. Lighten/darken "wheel" slightly to "darken". Shot directly into empty film box.
Polaroid Onestep, The Impossible Project PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ Black Frame
Boo Boo Records, San Luis Obispo, CA
film got stuck in other camera. transferred it to this one. lost one photo in the mix. thats ok though.
another polaroid, getting better with these. I've shot a few more that I will scan when I get my scanner back from a friend. those are cherry tomatoes by the way.
more photos from this set on my tumblr.
Polaroid OneStep SX70
PX70 Color Shade, First Flush
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I found this, lost it, and then my Mom found it again. The first time I found it I took two accidental shots, then today I took another when I was finicking with it :p
I don't know what kind of polaroid camera this is (some specific kind?), but it's still rather cool. Capturing any moment instantly to see right away is a win in my book :)
Also, polaroid Rools! =D