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I was thinking more about the impossible project
http://www.the-impossible-project.com/
once I work out what format i can use on my RZ67, i'll grab some just because it's such a great project to support.
Cesare
http://www.the-impossible-project.com/
once I work out what format i can use on my RZ67, i'll grab some just because it's such a great project to support.
Cesare
sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
Cesare, none of it will fit in your RB. It's integral film only, not pack film (although they have acquired an old Polaroid 8x10 machine, so may eventually produce some large format film).
cliffpatte
Speed camera anarchist
to save a google
Yes, I know what they look like. I didn't realise however how many different models they made. They all take the suitable film, so i'll have an investigate in the local flea markets and see if I can get one at a sensible price...
Building a darkroom, just bought an expensive DSLR and also thinking about an instant film camera. Oh well!
Building a darkroom, just bought an expensive DSLR and also thinking about an instant film camera. Oh well!
cliffpatte
Speed camera anarchist
They were going for next to nothing, before the new film became available. The market up at Crystal Palace had one last time I was in there
sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
You should be able to pick up a 600 series point and shoot from a charity shop or car boot sale for a pound or so. I've bought loads that way 
SX-70s in good condition can go for quite a lot of money, though.
SX-70s in good condition can go for quite a lot of money, though.
Paulicus
pfm Member
You should be able to pick up a 600 series point and shoot from a charity shop or car boot sale for a pound or so. I've bought loads that way
SX-70s in good condition can go for quite a lot of money, though.
When you say I've you've bought loads, does that mean they don't last very long? Fuji Instax any good?
sideshowbob
Champagne fascia aficionado
I've had one break on me, but I just can't resist buying bargain basement cameras.
Instax is good fun, and the film is relatively cheap compared to Polaroid, although it doesn't quite have the randomness of old Polaroid film, the results are a bit more predictable.
Instax is good fun, and the film is relatively cheap compared to Polaroid, although it doesn't quite have the randomness of old Polaroid film, the results are a bit more predictable.
Patrick Dixon
Imagineer
You do know that you don't need a darkroom for a DLSR ....
well, unless you are into painting with light...
Well you see that's the problem - I tend to get myself excited about photography and then do completely incompatible things at the same time. Whilst the darkroom is being built i've got myself interested again in digital photography, and i've also been shooting a fair bit of chrome. See my problem?