Dude Relax - Yes it is like the SX70, OK I got one in Black, and went to Best Buy to get the Batteries, and the film as I started in using it. As I really do not know is what this the big gripe of this model, personally I love this camera, I just gotten it, and place my first box of it as I tested it out on a overcast day, and for a speed of 800 it work, and then I scanned it, and got the most of the colors, and contrast of the prints. and also for the Parallax problem easy, what I did for my camera is that I got a cold shoe clip, and place it just barely as the prints coming out of the slot, and then I place an external finder that I could remove it, and then all my shots were well Center it by using an external viewfinder that is place on top, and in the middle parallel to the lens axis. Easy. And to all the other users that did not like the camera, One RTFM remember those Letters since no one read it.. As why they were wasting film.. My first batch I lost just 2 shots, as I seen one person from the UK (Not this Presenter of this video-another one) showing his hit's and misses of 2 boxes worth of film that I know that he did not read the Manual. In which I seen your video on him, and then I offer him a RTFM shirt so next time he will READ The F%$king Manual, As I told him that I have been shooting Instant Print photography since 1978, and took a seminar, and got his book. "Ansel Adams Polaroid Photography" GET IT. Maybe I should send the copy of the Book with some of his stamps since all this guy does is shows off with his gear.
it does feel flimsy in hand when I hold up a demo in the shop, but the shots are real amazing in your review. I own a lomoinstant wide and recently took it out again after 2 years...and was thinking about the square format that's why I'm here. Square is not my cup of tea, but I guess I must try new things in photography.
Since it has glass lens does it produce sharp photos? And is it easy to get used to the focusing and viewfinder? Because am planning to get on soon! :)
The photos are sharp yeah! It's not so easy to hit focus every time though... I still feel like I'm winging it on most shots but I have become a lot more comfortable with framing and focus!
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Great review. I just ordered one of these and also live in your area!
Man I feel this vibe 😎
Dude Relax - Yes it is like the SX70, OK I got one in Black, and went to Best Buy to get the Batteries, and the film as I started in using it. As I really do not know is what this the big gripe of this model, personally I love this camera, I just gotten it, and place my first box of it as I tested it out on a overcast day, and for a speed of 800 it work, and then I scanned it, and got the most of the colors, and contrast of the prints. and also for the Parallax problem easy, what I did for my camera is that I got a cold shoe clip, and place it just barely as the prints coming out of the slot, and then I place an external finder that I could remove it, and then all my shots were well Center it by using an external viewfinder that is place on top, and in the middle parallel to the lens axis. Easy. And to all the other users that did not like the camera, One RTFM remember those Letters since no one read it.. As why they were wasting film.. My first batch I lost just 2 shots, as I seen one person from the UK (Not this Presenter of this video-another one) showing his hit's and misses of 2 boxes worth of film that I know that he did not read the Manual. In which I seen your video on him, and then I offer him a RTFM shirt so next time he will READ The F%$king Manual, As I told him that I have been shooting Instant Print photography since 1978, and took a seminar, and got his book. "Ansel Adams Polaroid Photography" GET IT. Maybe I should send the copy of the Book with some of his stamps since all this guy does is shows off with his gear.
It's great that you love this camera!
it does feel flimsy in hand when I hold up a demo in the shop, but the shots are real amazing in your review. I own a lomoinstant wide and recently took it out again after 2 years...and was thinking about the square format that's why I'm here. Square is not my cup of tea, but I guess I must try new things in photography.
You’ve convinced me mate, cheers from England ✌🏻
Hope you have fun with it!
brilliant first scene!
Since it has glass lens does it produce sharp photos? And is it easy to get used to the focusing and viewfinder? Because am planning to get on soon! :)
The photos are sharp yeah! It's not so easy to hit focus every time though... I still feel like I'm winging it on most shots but I have become a lot more comfortable with framing and focus!
They are doing something right there 👏🏼
Definitely!
Love my lomo instant wide. so much fun
5:48 Don't throw away the film cassette after and use it for future shoots, they will slide right back in.
Oh true! I’ll have to give this a go
You are soo much like Andy Dwyer from Parks and Recreation XDD