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SX-70 Alpha 1 - Impossible SX-70 Color (2.0)
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SLR600 - Impossible B+W (2.0)
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robert blu
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Love your photos Brad, are these scan from the print? And where are these beautiful places?
Just curious!
robert
Just curious!
robert
Brad Bireley
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Thanks Robert. Yes they are the prints scanned. I made these photographs within a few miles of my home in Galeton, PA located in the mountains of Northcentral Pennsylvania. Here's a youtube video someone made of Galeton.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4bGTNAL1zs
analoged
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Our own Dante was giving away free stuff to forum members, and I picked up a pack of FP-100c from him. Then got a 250 and heres my first results!
Everything went very smooth. No problems with the film pack jamming or anything! Hooked! Cheers Dante! (now I need a flatbed scanner!)
Everything went very smooth. No problems with the film pack jamming or anything! Hooked! Cheers Dante! (now I need a flatbed scanner!)
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Kent
Finally at home...
So do I. Very atmospheric. Beautiful picture!
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polaroid 669 taken with my polaroid 195 land camera.
these 669 films are getting almost impossible to get now.
these 669 films are getting almost impossible to get now.
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polaroid 250 / Fuji FP-100C
paapoopa
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polaroid blue film
polaroid blue film
polaroid blue film / polaroid 195 land camera
polaroid blue film
polaroid blue film / polaroid 195 land camera
Brad Bireley
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A few from the last week or so with my Polaroid 250 / FP-100C
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I have, in the past, occasionally used polapan land film and type 55 for art photography, but it occurred to me that I may not be figuring in materials cost into my pricing correctly. I don't have this issue with silver gelaten prints, or other fine arts mediums, but given the finaite nature of my small supply, I could use some input from other analog photographers who are activtily selling works in Polaroid materials.
thart2009
Tom Hart
Tried the 4x5 peel apart instant film by New55 this weekend. I like it..
Negative scan:
New55 #2 by Tom Hart, on Flickr
Scan of instant print:
"Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water." - Zen Proverb by Tom Hart, on Flickr
Negative scan:
New55 #2 by Tom Hart, on FlickrScan of instant print:
"Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water. After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water." - Zen Proverb by Tom Hart, on Flickr
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Good to see that the new 4X5 peel-apart film by New55 is getting better and better. The stuff I tried back in the spring left much to be desired. Your print looks quite good. I may try a box again.
Jim B.
Jim B.
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thart2009
Tom Hart
Really love this one. I hope you have a secret stash of FP100c so we get to see more of your work.
thart2009
Tom Hart
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Fjäll
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I finally sold my 195 last week. This picture breaks my heart. Stunning!
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Ah man that sucks, but it makes sense with the way the film is now a days.
Funny story. The week after I bought mine Fuji decided to cancel the film. :bang: I paid high market price. A little over $500 and mine didn't even have a cover.
It was kind of heart breaking. Ive wanted the camera for about 4 years and never bought it. All that time I could of been shooting it for next to nothing. I think it was about a dollar a photo ($10-$12 per pack) when fuji was making it. Kinda kicking myself for procrastinating.
The crazy thing is, its still a better deal and easily better quality than shooting anything impossible project has. Even at the current pricing of fp100c ($20 a pack).
I wonder if fuji really did cancel it yet. There seems to be plenty of stock everywhere with fp100c.