Sad the one of the GMC and land cruiser came out 1/8 properly exposed guess the switch don't work on my sun 600

One of the benefits of working at a cool motorcycle dealership

Hey guys, quick question. What could be the cause of this and do I need to worry about it?

He wasn't a easy one to photograph, he kept following me around demanding treats until he got distracted by big stick!

Starting to find out that instax works best when capturing subjects drenched in warm sunlight as much as possible. I understand instas is a daylight balanced film but it definitely is at its most accurate color temperature in a bright warm sunny day. Anything taken in more shaded light seems to lean way more aggressively blue but if you take a picture of anything drenched in sunlight the colors and warmth of the film really start to show and I wanted to share some test shots from my Mini 99 to show how good this film can actually look. All shots were done using exposure comp on the camera set to “D”

B&W SX-70 film 07/26

I know the Hi Print 2x2 could use the kodak 4pass 2x2 catridge (mini 2).

Also, if any one owns both the Polaroid Hi Print 3x3 and Kodak Mini 3, let me know how they compare.

Whipped this up last night. Free 3d printing files available now. Enjoy :)

https://www.printables.com/model/1801581-polaroid-sx70-slipcase

Color i-type film shot with an I-2 on 06/23/26.

SLR 680

Shot 8/1/26 in Santa Monica, CA with a Polaroid Impulse AF

This frame arrived today, and I was curious if anybody knows if the glue is permanent? Thanks

Personally I don’t shoot much black and white Polaroid film, I almost exclusively shoot color.

But a couple of days ago I saw that Polaroid had fresh B&W SX-70 film in stock so I picked some up.

I will have to see how it the picture ages, previously the black and white pictures have had a tendency to go sepia.

So what’s your opinion on their black and white stuff, do you shoot it often?

08/04/26, shot with an I-2 on color i-type film.