Polaroid Thread

Derek Leath said:
Nons SL660 with Helios 44

Nons_SL660 by Derek Leath, on Flickr

Nons_SL6600001 by Derek Leath, on Flickr
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Are these some of the current production polaroid?

A couple of years ago I tried some of the new B&W and got a few good images but over a few months they turned brown and started looking terrible.

If you’re using the new film I may have to try it. I have an SX70 and one of the newer models that shoots rectangular images as well as a couple of cheaper ones that shot square. I don’t remember the models but think they’re making film for them.

One other question, I bought 3 packs a couple of years ago from B&H and the batteries in the packs were dead or nearly dead. I read that was pretty common at that time. Is it still a problem?
 
x-ray said:
Are these some of the current production polaroid?

A couple of years ago I tried some of the new B&W and got a few good images but over a few months they turned brown and started looking terrible.

If you’re using the new film I may have to try it. I have an SX70 and one of the newer models that shoots rectangular images as well as a couple of cheaper ones that shot square. I don’t remember the models but think they’re making film for them.

One other question, I bought 3 packs a couple of years ago from B&H and the batteries in the packs were dead or nearly dead. I read that was pretty common at that time. Is it still a problem?
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These images are actually Instax. I do shoot Polaroid as well.
 
@petronius such wonderful pictures. I don't know which ones I love the most. The abstract figure studies are extremely good and the multi exposure stuff is top notch. Overall great compositions for the medium. Inspiring! I do feel a bit of a regret that I picked the rf70 and instax over the sx70 and polaroid.
 
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