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Good Points: Folding SLR design with instant film that produced fantastic blues. Good lens.
Bad Points: SX-70 film no longer available to buy commercially, although you can get sx-70 "blend" film to fit it doesn't provide the classic blues of the original film.Camera is heavy even though it folds flat.Expensive to buy cameras, and the film only has 10 shots so go careful.
General comments: A classic. The Polaroid SX-70 cost millions to develop. Way ahead of its time. Mine has autofocus, light sensor, fold flat and is a real joy to use. It's a proper camera. You get the photo to hold in your hand straight away, there's something magic about that even now in an age where digital cameras are the norm. The original SX-7- TZ film was also manipulatable, allowing you to make abstract images out of your photo. Some great results have been produced over the years, as well as some terrible ones. I ALWAYS end up smiling when I use this camera. Nuff said.
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George's Polaroid SX-70 pages
This web site contains various information about the Polaroid SX-70 camera. ... Modify your camera by removing the ND filter in front of the electric eye. This does not work for all SX-70 cameras.
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Save Polaroid
GREAT NEWS! The Impossible Project inspires Polaroid to re-launch Instant Cameras! ... The Winged SX-70
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POLAPREMIUM - Welcome to the new home of Instant film
Inspired by our hard work on bringing back Instant Film via The Impossible Project, Polaroid itself just revealed that they are planning to relaunch their production of Instant Film Cameras.
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polanoid
We are building the biggest Polaroid-picture-collection of the planet to celebrate the magic of instant photography. So please seach your archives and attics and reactivate your Instant Cameras.
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The Land List
Non-Polaroid Instant Cameras: ... Anyway, it's an interesting product idea, and it's nice to see that there are enough motivated Polaroid SX-70 fans out there that such a product even could be possible.
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The Land List -- SX-70 Cameras
SX-70 INTEGRAL PRINT CAMERAS (SX-70) ... Apparently, Polaroid also offered a retrofit service to install the split-image finder for owners of the older SX-70's, ... Appears to be similar to Instant 1000.
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eBay ? polaroid sx 70 film, polaroid instant film and polaroid
Find polaroid sx 70 film, polaroid instant film and polaroid sx70 items on eBay. Browse a huge selection of instant film and polaroid film 600 and find exactly what you want now. ... I sell Instant Print,
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Smile! Polaroid is saved - News, Gadgets & Tech - The Independent
Dubbed "The Impossible Project", the development of new film for Polaroid cameras launches today. ... Although the old polaroid instant film lost color after a couple years, maybe they will develop
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Polaroid SX-70
Released in 1972, the Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera was a landmark in instant camera design and functionality. ... Still, Polaroid's offer something that few cameras - save digitals - can offer:
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Flickr: Polaroid SX 70
Manipulable Instant Film Petition; There's a thread ("Polaroid is being saved?!!!") for the Impossible Project News. Please read it before starting another thread. ... About Polaroid SX 70
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