fgianni
Trainee Amateur
With the demise of sx70/time zero film, is there any instant film left that does not require to be pulled apart after the development process is completed? And if yes with which instant cameras is compatible?
Thanks
Thanks
Jocko
Off With The Pixies
Hallo Francesco!
If I accurately recall my recent adventures with Lynn, Empress of Polaroids, the answer is Polaroid 600 film and the (current) One600 camera, available in "Classic" and "Ultra" forms!
Cheers,
Ian
If I accurately recall my recent adventures with Lynn, Empress of Polaroids, the answer is Polaroid 600 film and the (current) One600 camera, available in "Classic" and "Ultra" forms!
Cheers,
Ian
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lynn
lynn
Heh. Hardly.
I bought an old - but perfect! - Polaroid Spirit at a Goodwill a while back, and it uses 600 film. I also have a Polaroid 680SLR (bought fom Brian Sweeney months ago) which also uses 600, but I prefer the first, strangely enough. It and I get along.
And it cost me just €4.
My most recent 600 film, BTW, was a four-pack Jocko bought for me at Argos!
I bought an old - but perfect! - Polaroid Spirit at a Goodwill a while back, and it uses 600 film. I also have a Polaroid 680SLR (bought fom Brian Sweeney months ago) which also uses 600, but I prefer the first, strangely enough. It and I get along.
And it cost me just €4.My most recent 600 film, BTW, was a four-pack Jocko bought for me at Argos!
Jocko
Off With The Pixies
Yes! Argos! The Professional's Choice for quality photographic products! -
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...cope=458&searchType=&maxResults=14&currPage=2
I buy all my dollies there!
Cheers, Ian
http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/s...cope=458&searchType=&maxResults=14&currPage=2
I buy all my dollies there!
Cheers, Ian
bobomoon
Established
New film for sx-70 (link).
Basically, 600 film with an integrated nd filter. One could probably hack the pack and just keep reusing it with regular 600 film.
Basically, 600 film with an integrated nd filter. One could probably hack the pack and just keep reusing it with regular 600 film.
lynn
lynn
I have no idea how this new SX-70 will be - and have no need to know, either, since I have no such camera - but I've seen results of 600 film + special filter here and there on the web, and they do not seem to have the glorious Time-Zero magic. I hope this WILL, for those who seek it.