Wouldn't be a completed roidweek without a photo of my most willing instant film subject, little miss pyper...
Roidweek 2013 Day 4, image #2
Showing posts with label PZ 680 Color Shade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PZ 680 Color Shade. Show all posts
sadi's flowers...
So Sadi get flowers delivered to the house last night and she is so excited...
During lunch today, I get out my Polaroid Spectra/closeup filter combo and take a picture of them. I have to tell you that I am absolutely amazed at the outcome! Where did all of these colors come from? I don't think you could get a better rendition of the colors than this! An Impossible Project success...
a different kind of halloween...
The pictures below are from the 80's themed halloween/birthday party that Sherri and I went to on the weekend before halloween. I left all of my digital cameras at home. I took three different Polaroid cameras (SX-70, 250 Packfilm, Spectra AF). Better than any costume that I could have worn. FYI, the glasses that I was wearing were actually mine from 1988.
The cameras were a hit! Always fun to see everyone amazed at such old technology...
After the party was over and the scanning was done, I gave all of the photos to Kathleen (the birthday girl).
The cameras were a hit! Always fun to see everyone amazed at such old technology...
After the party was over and the scanning was done, I gave all of the photos to Kathleen (the birthday girl).
the yellow rose of texas...
My first PZ680 cool image that I got colors as rich and true as the PX70 Cool film. All that I can say is WOW! It was a cooler day in Texas today (upper 80s/lower 90s) and I took advantage of it and headed out to try this film again. The day was also overcast so that helped too. The image was exposed almost all the way dark. A little off on the composition, but the top of Texas was at the top of the building and I didn't want the sky showing.
This set the wheels in motion for another Impossible order for the film...
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