2008-09-28 // 11:55:22
sulfiteman
Fascinating! I too would love to have one of the really early Polaroid cameras, but not just to sit on a shelf - it would have to be capable of being used regularly. Thank you for telling me about your camera.
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^ You're welcome. Model 110A, 100B have the best lenses. I also own a 110a converted to use packfilm (rollfilms are hard to find...) Happy vintage polaroiding! |
2008-09-27 // 22:08:31
sulfiteman
Ah right, sorry - inadequate research by me, I thought a 150 was a pack film camera in the "100" series - but that then leads me on to my second question; this sort of roll film for these very early Polaroid cameras hasn't been made for years, has it? So how and where have you obtained supplies?
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^ I bought this camera on ebay in bundle with two boxes of film just to try the old rollfim. I was not able to read the expiration date (probably in mid 80s). Definitely it was worth trying: model 150 is pleasantly heavy and solid (much more I could think) and the old developing process held me captivated... |
2008-09-27 // 15:55:11
sulfiteman
How do you shoot rollfilm in a 150 camera? Ben
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^ Model 150 is a rollfilm camera... »link |