Fucking hell Jan.... how did you afford one of them...... and are you serious? I think that you are having the jokeys with us......

Well whatever glue you use there is going to be damage to the back.... and it depends what you are going for..... so you want it to be permanent or reversible?

If you want it to be reversible then I would think that you could use shelac..... or even UHU which could be removed with thinners.......

As for the dude on the Ebay...... what a prick.... we should start a pantheon....... here is my contribution..... Ladies and Gentleman I give you the most expensive camera on Ebay tonight...... the extremely common, completely useless (since the film is not commonly available) yet priceless (to this nutter) 80B Highlander:

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Some people !

As Obelix would say 'these Romans they are crazy'........

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Unfortunately I missed the ending.... else I might of actually bid.

finally..i got one pack of 665. (05/04)..what i gonna do with it?
a) do some flower shots
b) sell it on ebay? (maybe in 6 month?)
c) spend money on some nude model and try it on her?
d) keep it refrigerated for the next 5 years..and sell it then?
e) other suggestions?

the question is... why zveliakine was looking for brad pitt polaroids on ebay?
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did you know that a spectra B&W film existed ? It's even for sale on here :
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So... I haven't actually got a Polaroid camera yet, but I've been busy on eBay and bought myself a Polaroid P-Cam along with a twin pack of 600 film. I should be getting them within the next couple of days - I'm really excited about trying it out.

I'm also busy bidding on a SX-70. Once I get it, I'll be buying myself a ND filter for it from Unsaleable so that I can use the same 600 film as for the P-Cam. I may have money at the moment, but not enough to by SX-70 film, haha.

So I'm jumping in at the deep end a bit, but I'm about to become a photography student. So... Y'know...

i just used a pack of time -zero from 1999, and totally dry. Another two i used from 2001 also completely bone dry. No picture whatsoever at $100 US/ £50 each this sx-70 thing is turning into the most expensive creative exploit I have ever undertaken. I have two more packs and I think I am going to sell them on ebay as I have no clue if they will work and it will break my heart if they don't!

the closure makes me sad, not the making of the film- and the fact that if that was glorious film it will end up on ebay for thousands of pounds!

Just got a Sun 600 LMS on ebay! Looking forward to uploading my shots.

Depends on what type of photo you want to take,The Fuji 500 AF is maybe the best instant camera made in the last 20 years and the film has stunningly accurate colours BUT it is not the film for people who want that Polaroid feel or with flair or expression. It's best used for pictures of buildings and/or ceratin landscape work- the wide format is great for this. The Fuji Instax mini is simply pocket sized fun and brilliant - dirt cheap film always available on Ebay. Hurrah VF