Shake it!
All right,
So, lately I have been getting back into taking Polaroids. Not THOSE kind of Polaroids. I was wondering if anyone has any tips or weird exposure techniques etc...
Aside from kind of bending the corners right after you snap the picture (which gives it a burnt edge), what can be done to mess with these things?
Does anyone even care about Polaroids?
So, lately I have been getting back into taking Polaroids. Not THOSE kind of Polaroids. I was wondering if anyone has any tips or weird exposure techniques etc...
Aside from kind of bending the corners right after you snap the picture (which gives it a burnt edge), what can be done to mess with these things?
Does anyone even care about Polaroids?
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Permalink Reply by ¡AЯЯÓN! on
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i'll start off by saying "dude!" (and then) polaroids are the best! i bought one from a garage sale for $5 in mint condition!!! that, itself, is not that spectacular, but because it's from 1964 with original bulbs and everything else, and appraised for $150 in 2002 is pretty freakin rad! the only place i knew of to get film for 20bones has closed down, so i don't know where to get any. i'll have to let you check it out sometime.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Milletto on
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I majored in photog in college and played around with polaroid transfers ... here is a bit of a how too ...
http://www.silverprint.co.uk/pola2.html
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Permalink Reply by Jay Lijewski (TacomaPenna) on
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Thanks bunches, Matt.
This sounds like it will keep be busy for a bit. -
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