My Polarbear!

My Polarbear!
Hihi everyone, first time posting here. Images from my first polaroid pack. Used with SX-70 Sonar one step.

I'm wondering why my la-*test*-('") picture's so yellow. I mean, yeah its overexposed, but the picture looks so, old already, if you get what I mean.

Re: My Polarbear!
I'm wondering why my la-*test*-('") picture's so yellow. I mean, yeah its overexposed, but the picture looks so, old already, if you get what I mean. in fact, the "old" look is part of Polaroid's charm! many people (inlcuding me) don't like Fuji Instant cameras largely because they are not able to give such vintage look. :)

old=retro=happening babe nice, especially the second.. and welcome! more polarbears!

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C&C welcome. I'm in love with me polarbear. Its so much older than me I respect it. :twisted: 8) :twisted: Oh yeah. Guess the model of the lens (pretty obvious) and the camera body. There was a reason why I took that shot :lol:

nice colours :D :D :D

nice colours :D :D :D Thanks :lol:

nice! good buy hahaha. the name tag looks like chung cheng's one

Taken on my birthday, Cake baked was kinda a disaster, but we saved it in the end. lol.

is it because the film is expired or not given enough light to be developed? i dont know, when i played with my polaroid which takes 600 film, i received different effects/colours when i let the film 'self-develop' in a well-lit area and an area with not so much light

and that is one power lens

is it because the film is expired or not given enough light to be developed? i dont know, when i played with my polaroid which takes 600 film, i received different effects/colours when i let the film 'self-develop' in a well-lit area and an area with not so much light and that is one power lens and the most power body. =D I think its too much light actually, didn't put any filter over it. Expires 10/08 so yeah nothing about expiry dates. Is it really true when you develop the film in different lit areas you'd get different effects? I rather believe the different effects are due to the different light settings, for example my cake shot was taken in a green room and had plenty of light from the window. The 2nd shot was in the bright sun, thus the vast difference in colour.

waaa..damn retro!

waaa..damn retro! thanks! I have another shot salvaged after the previous shot got stuck. I had to switch off all the lights, fiddle around and take out the stuck film. Apparently the shot was half exposed. =/ now I have one brown empty shot.

omg ages since I've posted stuff online. Been busy lately.

Sentosa, Palawan beach. Some child built it, it was nice so I decided to take two of that picture, and gave one to that lil child. cute! I kept the 2nd shot, which I personally feel was better composed. Oops. Hope you guys enjoy the last of my polaroid shots. Going to work during the june hols to stock up packs. Solitaryautist.

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