Well I appreciate the stoke! I hope you like the new camera. I’m sure you will though, it’s awesome

I hope you snagged it?!

@@patcormick oh absolutely! Might go ahead and sell my Alpha 1 now that I’ve got this, although I do still prefer the brown leather. Still looking to get a Mint SLR 670-S in the future though!

JUST found one in the antique mall here for $50!

Isn’t it the best!

Now that’s a big compliment coming from the pro 🙏🏼🤩

Big thank you 🙏🏼

Probably! It give the same abilities of the original but that AF is really nice to have when you need/want it

No on switch. Plug and play.. insert cartridge press red button

What I’d the camera doesn’t turn on?

@@patcormick did you put film in it? the film holds the battery

@@javajolt4212 oh i know that lol.. I guess if that the question that was asked? may i missed the question?

If you haven’t tried one I’d def Recommend… I’ve had both and I personally love the AF

@@patcormick Polaroids always been pretty good. Having Kodak as competition didnt leave them much play room. But at the same token, they had to come up with new ideas to stay afloat. At least thats my guess. Im wondering, did Kodak come up with something really good just prior to the sx70? Because who would have thought putting sonar on a commercial camera unless they were desperate for ideas? Thats kinda wild when you think about it. But I'll take your word for it. I got no dog in this fight. Of course, when digital came out, it wiped them both out. Well, Kodak tried to compete with memory chips, but thats like sending Babe Ruth to play with the Lakers. Lol Its kinda funny. When I was in jr high, I took a photography class. My Pop had a bunch of old darkroom equipment. (Enlarger, trays, red light, film winders, etc) I was completely satisfied making contact prints. I loved those. 35mm and 120s?. 110s didnt go well with contact prints unless you had a magnifying glass. And it was all b/w. Color was too much for me. Well, it turned out our garage was not the place to set up a darkroom. Although it was dark to the eye, somewhere there was a leak. Because the enlarger bled really bad. So that was discouraging. The best thing I ever did was make a shoebox camera with a pinhole for the lens and a piece of that hig film taped to the back. The Fstop was 2 minutes I think. Whatever you took a picture of couldnt move for that time. That was back around '73 or so. Anyways, theres a section of my life you didnt ask for. Enjoy. Lol

@@siggyretburns7523 Kodak was sued for trying to steal Polaroid ideas. I have a digital camera , I have an Instax printer, but it is still awesome to go out with my Polaroid. Totally worth it for me.