10-03-2008 | |
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Are Fujifilm 100c instant films compatible with Polaroid 600 format cameras, or would I need to purchase an additional accessory? (Instant film backs?)
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10-03-2008 | |
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Forget instant film backs, i have no idea what i was talking about..
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14-04-2008 | |
tea time
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![]() i stuck the holga filters i bought and stuck them onto my polaroid. i also love all my tea cups ![]() ![]() ![]()
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15-07-2008 | |
More Old Skool Than You
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Hey hey, go here and learn how to do Polaroid image transfers. There's VERY limited time to get this all done, so get on it people, lest you be pissed for slacking off.
PDF book for download on the technique: http://www.pacificsites.com/%7Ehdupre/trans.html http://www.pacificsites.com/%7Ehdupre/image.pdf ![]() ^ copyright Holly Dupre Just doing my part to help Polaroid go out in a blaze of glory. ![]()
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16-07-2008 | |
V.I.P.
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Sad news ... Polaroid won't be making film or instant cameras anymore ... they've been forced to go digital. http://www.polaroid.com/ifilm/en/index.html So it's not likely you will be finding it ... unless there's a hidden stock of old film somewhere. It's already becoming an icon of the past.
However ... on the Polaroid site, they do seem to be selling just these films right now. Last edited by BetteT; 16-07-2008 at 08:14 PM. |
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17-07-2008 | |
More Old Skool Than You
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But it can still be used depending on how crafty you or someone you know is with a saw and epoxy. You would need to cut the back off the camera and epoxy in a film holder for a 600 series PACK film camera (film #'s 664/665/667/669/690, etc). A lot of work, but worth it. Fuji still makes instant film to fit in these film holders, but only Polaroid has those crazy color shifts we get all gaga over. http://www.rwhirled.com/landlist/how2-packconv.htm Then there's this guy in Australia who takes old Polaroids and converts them into BEAUTIFUL 4x5 cams, but not less than $1,000 USD. ![]() You can all convert it to 120 medium format film, I've seen some one do it with Legos. Yes, Legos. http://www.foundphotography.com/Phot...id_95a_12.html As far as Polaroid being dead, everyone is hoping Fuji or Ilford will buy their technology out, but that's yet to be seen when all the back stock is gone. ![]() Currently I think I have over 600 Polaroid shots hiding in my refrigerator right now... ![]() Chop that camera up, it's the only way you can use it. Legos seem to be less intrusive.
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