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So you are not losing film (Fuji) due to excessive pressure?
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So you are not losing film (Fuji) due to excessive pressure?
robert blu
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no, when I have problem sometimes with the first shot I slightly open the door (pointing the lens down this keep the photo pack in the correct position) to extract the tab and the first picture.
robert
robert
JChrome
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scanning the negative, invert and adjustment in photoshop.
this is my 6months old boy taken with polaroid 195 land camera.
Really love the scan with the extra paper on it!
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JChrome
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madNbad
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I posted this in the "What have you just had Repaired?" thread but it may be more appropriate here.
Shipped a Polaroid SLR 680 across the country to 2nd Shot SX-70 Service. Matt upgraded the rollers tp get rid of the 680 divot on IP film, installed a split image screen plus and overall tune up. Work is good, price is fair and the communication was great.
Shipped a Polaroid SLR 680 across the country to 2nd Shot SX-70 Service. Matt upgraded the rollers tp get rid of the 680 divot on IP film, installed a split image screen plus and overall tune up. Work is good, price is fair and the communication was great.
raid
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Thanks for this tip. 2nd Shot SX-70 Service
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All have come out ok except for my mistakes.
rjbuzzclick
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FP-100C in a Speed Graphic:
ABrosig
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PolaroidNegTest01 by Andrew Brosig, on Flickr[/IMG]
Polaroid Land 360 bought at a swap meet Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015, in Dallas. Fuji FP3000. I purposefully left the scan imperfections in. They have to do with the surface of the negative material, which didn't dry uniform.
Godfrey
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Nice!
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Spanik
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Took my first one a week ago: Fuji FP-100C Silk in a Polaroid EE100:
Not that sharp but I have a feeling that the surface of the silk version makes it hard(er) to scan. Also a lot of fluff that sticks to it. How do you keep your fresh photos that are still a bit wet? I put them between some paper in my sack but obviously this isn't a good idea.
Not that sharp but I have a feeling that the surface of the silk version makes it hard(er) to scan. Also a lot of fluff that sticks to it. How do you keep your fresh photos that are still a bit wet? I put them between some paper in my sack but obviously this isn't a good idea.
JChrome
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Some positives:
And one negative:
And one negative:
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robert blu
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robert blu
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Multiple exposure on a Polaroid Land Camera 340, with the usual Fuji film FP-100 c
JChrome
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Ko.Fe.
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The Land 430 has landed on Canadian land and in the post box yesterday.
I converted it to two AAA instantly.
Figured out this FP100C loading at night. Took my first image with Polaroid!
This morning... fog... It cleared out, out went I and...
Happy dance!
I converted it to two AAA instantly.
Figured out this FP100C loading at night. Took my first image with Polaroid!
This morning... fog... It cleared out, out went I and...
Happy dance!
robert blu
quiet photographer
@Ko.Fea and wjlapier: nice to see your contribution to this thread, good photos!
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A rare scenic, for me, taken with my SX-70 on IP B&W 2.0 film.
Jim B.
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