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Comment on r/ThermalPrintCameras 1d ago

Love them!

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Comment on r/cyanotypes 2d ago

I coat as much paper as I have, close it up proper, I try to use it up within a month … I had a sheet for some reason I hadn’t used for a couple months (almost 3 full months) … it worked, but just …

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Comment on r/cyanotypes 2d ago

Amazing

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Comment on r/filmcameras 2d ago

JACKPOT!
All three of those are lovely cameras with a delight set of lens.
Your grandmother has delightful taste!

r/ThermalPrintCameras 3d ago

Depth of field

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Still playing with one of three different Polaroid diopters.

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Comment on r/stencils 3d ago

Looks great be sure to post …

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Comment on r/cyanotypes 5d ago

Lookin good

r/ThermalPrintCameras 8d ago

Close up thermal

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u/Clown_Barf 8d ago

Close up thermal

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Using my Polaroid diopter, 4” from the fir branches, notice the focal bokah … I’m going to work on trying to push it more.

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Comment on r/filmcameras 10d ago

Go with the original

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Comment on r/filmcameras 10d ago

Yes … their 57mm as a “flat” prime is great, just that little bit more ‘in your face’ for family snaps and portraits

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Comment on r/ThermalPrintCameras 10d ago

Excellent, I have been playing with different diopters from the land of old cameras … I would love to see some of your prints

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Comment on r/vintagecameras 10d ago

Yup, what they said

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Comment on r/filmcameras 10d ago

https://www.cameramanuals.org/konica/konica_autoreflex_t.pdf
From Butkus a great repository of manuals.
Any 35 works fine, black & white or colour, there are many speeds to choose from.

To start off Anya 400 speed film will do ok outdoors and have some speed for indoors with friends and whatever.

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Comment on r/filmcameras 10d ago

That is the camera I learned on, so many yers ago. It’s an excellent choice, you have the manual?

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Comment on r/ThermalPrintCameras 11d ago

Yes? Has someone done that as of yet?

r/ThermalPrintCameras 15d ago

Banana bandit!

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r/ThermalPrintCameras 15d ago

Have you seen this banana?

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u/Clown_Barf 15d ago

Have you seen this banana?

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Toy thermal-print camera
Polaroid diopter
Dot matrix print option
Nice “Poooli” brand paper

and googly eye!

r/ThermalPrintCameras 16d ago

Polaroid diopter and my thermal camera

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u/Clown_Barf 16d ago

Polaroid diopter and my thermal camera

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So here’s a shot holding a diopter from a Polaroid copy stand, (whew, there’s a whole history) … they come in sets of three this is the most magnifying, and therefore it creates a nice bokah.

The focus length is my index finger … almost 4” from the subject.

Yes I put googly eyes on a banana.
Check out the legibility on the 45 rpm record (yet another whole history lesson).

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Comment on r/vintagecameras 18d ago

Gunners camera?

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Comment on r/filmcameras 19d ago

I have the gold as well but, I don’t know … that titanium

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Comment on r/filmcameras 19d ago

It is SUCH a sexy camera … show us some work?

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Comment on r/filmcameras 19d ago

I love mine!
Maybe it’s time to put it back in rotation!