Well there is a bit of twee affectedness that straddles the fine line between irritatingly crocked and charming. Quite typical for millennials too. But then again, if you take away mannerisms from humans, you remove everything.
rustybuttpate well, first of all where better place to say it than here? And sure, it could be taken as a backhanded compliment. But look, I’ll never meet this guy and I like him for his personality, knowledge and enthusiasm. He probably dislikes me saying what I did (like most people react to even slight criticism these days, esp. a trait of millennials seems to have honed, of being great at dealing out pseudo intellectual critique, but then being very thin skinned about taking any back. Or being allergic to any kind of negativity at all). But if what I wrote can plant even the slightest seed in his mind, that will help him in the future, then I’ll be happy. Again, it’s not a a big thing at all, what I’m talking about, but I could imagine certain people being turned off, or not taking him seriously because of it. Perhaps I’m wrong, and people love a bit of put on, idiosyncratic fragile tweeness?
Aside from a Polaroid 250, that used the 100 and 660 series peel-apart pack films, I used a Polaroid 110 (Polaroid roll film) that had been converted to take those films. It was an interesting experience to use a fully manual Polaroid camera, and I even used a Metz 60CT flash for "informal event portraits" ("Selfies" of the 1980's.;) My uncle, who lived on Hawaii island, was a fan of the SX70 Polaroid and other auto exposure cameras, until he discovered the Minolta Maxxum system. About this time, I did political campaign photos and Polaroid OneStep + Flashbar photos with the candidate was something I did when the 35mm camera was set aside.
I love Polaroids because of the instant photo you get and it’s so much fun! I shoot b&w and the Polaroid b&w film is really good! My favorite is landscapes with good light and contrast.
If one can't find the OG SX-70 accessories, MiNT also released a handy lens filter kit that fits both the original and Sonar models. It includes a blue filter, yellow filter, close-up lens, and fisheye/wide angle. The close up and yellow filter are really handy indeed!
Thank you all the wonderful content you create! Found you over a month ago and am hooked. Keep up the great work and I hope to be a patron as soon as I can :)
Awesome video. Great time for it too, interest growing and this channel gonna hit 8K soon. In my experience, the Mint Flashbar 2, even though they added a 6th capacitor, still isn't nearly as bright as the older ones or the burning aluminum bulbs. And I LOVE the Polatronic flash for SX-70 but irritatingly, it won't attach to the bottom of an early SX-70 and the electrical plug is even incompatible. Another great video from our northern neighbor.
I used to have a spectra system CSI Kit! Lol! It was basically a spin off of the one you have with the stand but came in special case and a slightly different lens. You would probably fill a warehouse if you had every type of Polaroid camera and accessory.
Sure, why not. Subbed now. Awesome vid! I remember the Polaroid era, but I never saw any accessories for it. Oddly enough, it was more or less affordable for normal people to buy and use these cameras. And an almost instantly developed photo in your hands? Space-age stuff man.
Muito bom!!! Não sabia que haviam tantos acessórios. Tenho algumas Polaroid, 70x, série 600, etc... mas o acessório que tenho são os flash. Obrigado. 🇧🇷 🇺🇸
I love polaroid cameras of all types, (I remember my father with his 95a and later... 100 series) but why go on about the Spectra models when there is no film available for them today? I have a few SX-70 versions, a 660 and a newer i-Type. Keep the instant alive.
If you would I like you to compare and the difference between the camera Pentax MX I own to the Pentax ME 35 mm film camera , and what the difference from them to the Pentax MG
I have two Land Cameras and 10 packs of peel to develop film. I kept the film in the fridge all the years. I kept up the cameras too. I guess I am waiting for the end of the world because I keep putting off using the film.
It's used for a few separate flash accessories from what I can tell. I have a Polatronic flash unit that has a plug that can change between a single contact like a normal SX-70 or a double one that plugs into both on top of the Sonar Onestep. I'm not sure how many other units would be designed just for that camera.
Hey! Any chance you'd be willing to sell (or possibly even rent?) that Polatronic 2350? I'm working on my USC Thesis project and need 5 of them to pair with my SX-70 Sonars (a major prop in the film!) however I'm having a lot of trouble finding ones which include the mounting brackets! I've only got 2 so far, and only one which has the complete mounting system! I'll shoot you an email and/or a message on IG as well.
Just got a email from Polaroid,,, they have stopped making spectra film..... they said to get it while it’s still available which won’t be long...!! I instantly ordered a three pack of color spectra film.... terrible news ..... what do you know about this sad news analog resurgence??
Yknow, kinda unrelated, but I find it strange how back in the day, Polaroid could fit 10 shots in one cartridge and the knock offs could only fit in 8 shots. But now, the Polaroid company can only fit in 8 shots and the knock offs can fit in 10 frames. (The reason why I remembered this is because of the disposable flash bars. The Polaroid one’s had 5 bulbs per side and Kodak had 4 per side.
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I've never heard of that Polaroid radio. That's sort of genius!
Thank you so much for this content, in this moment I'm totally obsessed with all the instant formats and this help me a lot
Dude you look so enthusiastic making these videos and I love it. Keep it up!
Well there is a bit of twee affectedness that straddles the fine line between irritatingly crocked and charming.
Quite typical for millennials too.
But then again, if you take away mannerisms from humans, you remove everything.
rustybuttpate well, first of all where better place to say it than here?
And sure, it could be taken as a backhanded compliment.
But look, I’ll never meet this guy and I like him for his personality, knowledge and enthusiasm.
He probably dislikes me saying what I did (like most people react to even slight criticism these days, esp. a trait of millennials seems to have honed, of being great at dealing out pseudo intellectual critique, but then being very thin skinned about taking any back. Or being allergic to any kind of negativity at all).
But if what I wrote can plant even the slightest seed in his mind, that will help him in the future, then I’ll be happy.
Again, it’s not a a big thing at all, what I’m talking about, but I could imagine certain people being turned off, or not taking him seriously because of it.
Perhaps I’m wrong, and people love a bit of put on, idiosyncratic fragile tweeness?
I love the AM-FM radio, it can also hold a picture in the back as well.
Aside from a Polaroid 250, that used the 100 and 660 series peel-apart pack films, I used a Polaroid 110 (Polaroid roll film) that had been converted to take those films. It was an interesting experience to use a fully manual Polaroid camera, and I even used a Metz 60CT flash for "informal event portraits" ("Selfies" of the 1980's.;) My uncle, who lived on Hawaii island, was a fan of the SX70 Polaroid and other auto exposure cameras, until he discovered the Minolta Maxxum system. About this time, I did political campaign photos and Polaroid OneStep + Flashbar photos with the candidate was something I did when the 35mm camera was set aside.
The Polaroid i-zone was my first Polaroid camera. It had both an instant camera and a digital camera built in.
I love Polaroids because of the instant photo you get and it’s so much fun! I shoot b&w and the Polaroid b&w film is really good! My favorite is landscapes with good light and contrast.
Imagine showing someone your new Polaroid and you're just like 'yeah, this is the radio on it'
If one can't find the OG SX-70 accessories, MiNT also released a handy lens filter kit that fits both the original and Sonar models. It includes a blue filter, yellow filter, close-up lens, and fisheye/wide angle. The close up and yellow filter are really handy indeed!
Wow super cool! Thanks for shining a light on these things. I love instant film and have never heard of most of them.
I grew up in the 80's and I definitely remember instant cameras. But I did not realize there were so many accessories for them. Great video. Thanks
Thank you all the wonderful content you create! Found you over a month ago and am hooked. Keep up the great work and I hope to be a patron as soon as I can :)
Your videos are addicting as hell!Thanks from the bottom of my heart.You've helped me sooooo much.
OMG the Wireless one looks like a Garage door opener lol that's so cool I am 46 and never new those camera's had Accessories that's cool good video
Awesome video. Great time for it too, interest growing and this channel gonna hit 8K soon. In my experience, the Mint Flashbar 2, even though they added a 6th capacitor, still isn't nearly as bright as the older ones or the burning aluminum bulbs. And I LOVE the Polatronic flash for SX-70 but irritatingly, it won't attach to the bottom of an early SX-70 and the electrical plug is even incompatible. Another great video from our northern neighbor.
I used to have a spectra system CSI Kit! Lol! It was basically a spin off of the one you have with the stand but came in special case and a slightly different lens. You would probably fill a warehouse if you had every type of Polaroid camera and accessory.
Wow. A lot of those i didnt know about. I've known about the lens filters for awhile and want to get a set of them.
I have this radio! Boy is it neat!
Nice for a Friday!
He he, this is an endogamic community. We see the same good people in every good channels 😉.
Sure, why not. Subbed now. Awesome vid! I remember the Polaroid era, but I never saw any accessories for it. Oddly enough, it was more or less affordable for normal people to buy and use these cameras. And an almost instantly developed photo in your hands? Space-age stuff man.
these accessories are kind of wacky and I love it
Great video! I had an eyezone when I was a teenager, what a tiny format 😂
Awesome! Been waiting for a new video since I finished watching all the other ones. 👌🏼
There was a submarine thing for SX-70 for underwater photos :D
Muito bom!!!
Não sabia que haviam tantos acessórios.
Tenho algumas Polaroid, 70x, série 600, etc... mas o acessório que tenho são os flash.
Obrigado.
🇧🇷 🇺🇸
I love polaroid cameras of all types, (I remember my father with his 95a and later... 100 series) but why go on about the Spectra models when there is no film available for them today? I have a few SX-70 versions, a 660 and a newer i-Type. Keep the instant alive.
If you would I like you to compare and the difference between the camera Pentax MX I own to the Pentax ME 35 mm film camera , and what the difference from them to the Pentax MG
Any idea where I could get or print that Polaroid sx70 poster behind you the black with the red button in the background? Thanks 😊
I have two Land Cameras and 10 packs of peel to develop film. I kept the film in the fridge all the years. I kept up the cameras too. I guess I am waiting for the end of the world because I keep putting off using the film.
Which models can you still get film for? I wouldn't mind buying one but only if I can still get the film for it.
Polaroid Originals makes film currently for all 600, SX70 and Spectra models! So Any of these cameras can still be used today.
@@AnalogResurgence This aged badly.
Do a setup tour!
This channel makes me want to shoot film
I'm surprised that there isn't one with a built-in coffee maker. It'd have been a hit with the hipsters ;-)
What is the back slot on the Onestep sonar? The one right behind the flash socket? I have a sonar and cant figure that out......
It's used for a few separate flash accessories from what I can tell. I have a Polatronic flash unit that has a plug that can change between a single contact like a normal SX-70 or a double one that plugs into both on top of the Sonar Onestep. I'm not sure how many other units would be designed just for that camera.
@@AnalogResurgence This makes me want another sonar :'( mines broken
Gosh this Man is gorgeous 🥰😍
Hey! Any chance you'd be willing to sell (or possibly even rent?) that Polatronic 2350? I'm working on my USC Thesis project and need 5 of them to pair with my SX-70 Sonars (a major prop in the film!) however I'm having a lot of trouble finding ones which include the mounting brackets! I've only got 2 so far, and only one which has the complete mounting system!
I'll shoot you an email and/or a message on IG as well.
Cool but man some vintage stuff was so wasteful. Throwing away cartridges with batteries in or 1 use flash modules!
In Austraian: ‘Roid ‘sessories
Just got a email from Polaroid,,, they have stopped making spectra film..... they said to get it while it’s still available which won’t be long...!! I instantly ordered a three pack of color spectra film.... terrible news ..... what do you know about this sad news analog resurgence??
I know! I just saw the news today, guess it’s time to put together something on the rise and fall of the Spectra...I loved that film.
rip Spectra film :(
He prophecized Polaroid Radio. What else does he know
Yknow, kinda unrelated, but I find it strange how back in the day, Polaroid could fit 10 shots in one cartridge and the knock offs could only fit in 8 shots. But now, the Polaroid company can only fit in 8 shots and the knock offs can fit in 10 frames.
(The reason why I remembered this is because of the disposable flash bars. The Polaroid one’s had 5 bulbs per side and Kodak had 4 per side.