First Holgaroid!

[Eric.]

This stuff is hard! It expired in 2004 and it's ISO 80 so you need crazy amounts of light for it to expose properly. This photo is in full sunlight!

 

[terri]

Looks more like moonlight, doesn't it? Anyway, it's still a dandy looking image. I like it!

 

[Eric.]

Yea it's wierd. I have some that are full daylight and look so dark navy. The cameras wierd. It's got no viewfinder after you put the pol back on!

 

[terri]

Crazy. I've never shot with a P-back. I hope you try again with some fresh film; you will no doubt be happier with the results. I do like this, though!

 

[Eric.]

Oh I still like the results! This was the only film I could find at the local shops. I got two for the price of one

I've been playing around with some expired Polaroid 600 from '99. They gave it to me for free. It's black and white film and it turns out brown and cream, and takes about 10 minuets+ to develop!

 

[duncanp]

JW whats a Holgaroid?

 

[terri]

JW whats a Holgaroid?

It's a Holga camera with a Polaroid back.

 

[Karalee]

Cool stuff! So is it any square format film for a holgaroid?

 

[terri]

Cool stuff! So is it any square format film for a holgaroid?

Per the Polaroid site, it says "any 120 film, or any Polaroid Type-80 Series film". Which sounds seriously interesting, doesn't it?

Just what I need - something else new to try. Since I don't have anything else that interests me these days. :mrgreen:

 

[photo gal]

I dig this! : )