How did you get such a large Polaroid picture?

How did you achieve the big size B&W lift, just from a polaroid sized image?

If you ever come back, just know that we're still here, eager to watch what you put out. I remember when I first got into Polaroid photography, and collecting analog technology -- Your channel was a place I would check out often. Cheers.

Hey there! I would love some advice here. I have an old Polaroid 636 Close Up from the 90’s that I got from my Dad. It’s been really fun to use it, but the photos sometimes come out too white, kind of like in washed out sepia effect. Could that be because of the camera? I read that can happen because of the faulty film, but that happened for a couple of times with different packs of film. Am I just a bad photographer? 😅 I am thinking of buying a new Polaroid Now. It uses the same film type though, so I am on the fence with this one. My question would be, do you think there is a problem with the camera? Have you tried the new Polaroids? How are they comparable to the vintage ones? Thanks!

Thank you for this review i am trying to invent my own back using accessible parts so any information here or that you may have is useful!

I wanna get a polaroid with my boyfriend for photos, this one is available in my area second hand and the listing is pretty cheap, i think I'll get it

Hi are you collecting sx70… i have got one piece for sale

been looking into getting one of these recently, glad this video is around even after 6 years, very helpful!

Hi, can you advise a replacement or alternative for polaroid type 100 film for me?

Have you noticed any differences with the type of film that you use? For instance, I’m using 600 but I also have an SX 70 and was wondering if there’s any differences in how you would do the process

Thank you for the video

I have this camera, but the little light won't turn on. It also hasn't been used in a long time. Will putting a new film cartridge fix that?

hello! your contents is so wonderful and it is helpful for me :) I hava a question... what was the expiration date of that film? I think there would be some differences because of the date of production...

i do like it and if i can find it i might get it

Does now + faiil ! I waste films bad exposure

How come your cover photo image is so large? That can't be a Polaroid. Right?

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You... Never would have imagined that's where the battery was and I grew up with these!

great video, thank you! how can you enlarge the image?

i was trying to check if mine had film in it and when I put it back one came out and I wasted it 😭😭😭😭

So the red button is gone on mine to take photos, is there still a way to take photos or is it just not possible

Were is the power supply? Do I need a batterie? Can you answer me this question? Thank you

5 years later: even the 2024 Polaroid Go still has a frog tongue so the problem obviously still hasn't been solved.

I fucked up my sx70 because of this...

I bought my Polaroid One step 2 used. I need help… it doesn’t release the protective film ever. The first 2 pictures always come out overexposed from the top half. How do I add a protective shield? Maybe it’s broken? Thank you

Where can I buy one of these?

Wow thanks so much for the skin template!

It just clicks rapidly when I push the big button on the side?🤔😀

Does it make it any better if the polaroid shot is fresh or a little older?

Great video! How come your cover photo image is so large? That can't be a Polaroid. Right? I want that size! Pleaaase tell me!

@10:10 in the video, please be aware that there are after-market electronic flashbars made by MINT and other parties. I own a couple of them, and they work as designed.

Great video! How come your cover photo image is so large? That can't be a Polaroid. Right? I want that size!

This is awesome and I can't wait to try it!

Everything except how to open/develop the picture.

video to long just get to the point

Is it just me or did anyone else actually know this, but still went looking for a battery and made yourself feel real stupid 😅😅😅 After watching your video I remembered my grandpa telling me about this when I was younger and just a few minutes ago my older brother pulled out one of my Polaroids and was asking if it worked, I had just figured it was too old or something this whole time. Don't think I'd ever thought to get new film, at least until now 😅🤦 thank you, sincerely 🙏

I know this is an old video but man, what a great tutorial! I was able to make the double exposure device no problem, thank you! The question I have is, how do you avoid light leaks using this?? I’ve tried it twice now and both times I have massive light leaks from the stick side of the film. I even tried painting the stick black and still I get tons of light leaking in. Any tips??

I was gifted one about a year ago! I am happy I can still get film for it. I will remeber the number of film it comes with!

So I slide it to the dark side in bright places and light side to dark places?

Thank you for this! I got a SX-70 for christmas and have been struggling to figure out how to best use it. This was very helpful!

Just bought a second hand one and actually opening it i was terrying of breaking it until i came here! superb video

Is this for 600 film only? Or can it be used on I-type?

You got to be kidding, Instax film is much better than Polaroid. It has stronger colours, better contrast, is sharper and develops much quicker. Plus Polaroid film can be unreliable, sometimes you'll get colour banding on the photo or parts of the photo undeveloped with areas just covered by a brown tinge.

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Love you dude

Interesting, but is it worth it?

Where i can buy the batery, and all, to my camara, Polaroid, oneStep clouseUp

Nice thank you

How thick cable does it need to be to just get stuck and not fall off😊

Does it really matter with the new 600 film that you get in in the dark asap? I’m really anal about getting the pic into a pocket or dark room and I’m wondering if people have ever done a side by side comparison to a pic developed in pure light and a pic developed in a pocket. Thanks !

I went to the grand canyon a few days ago and was so mad and confused on why my pictures were all white, it was 32•F 😂