The SX-70 Craze...

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ChristopherCoy

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Oh wait... I'm confusing emulsion lifts and bleaching negatives.

Eta: maybe you can't get a negative from integral film. I think I might have been mentally confusing emulsion lifts and negatives. I've been working nights this week, you'll have to excuse me.
 
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No worries I know that the Fuji type 100 stuff can be bleeched somehow I just don't know how... And that's more interesting to me than the integral stuff anyway lol

Go get some sleep


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It's repaired, refurbed, and recovered!

 

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Nice! Wish I had that money, I actually don't like the sonar I have (when it works) I prefer to focus manually, I think part of the issue it has is when I put it on manual there's a malfunction.

Enjoy!


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Some thoughts on SX-70-I have three SX-70's- the Alpha 1 that my mailman gave me, and I reskinned with new leather, and 2 beautiful Sonars, one that was found by my Mom at a thrift shop for $4, and the other that I bought at a pawnshop for $40. They are beautiful cameras. I think Impossible is driving prices upward, and the appeal of restoring and shooting with them is undeniable. The classic Land Camera series cameras are tanks, more reliable, and do yield a better looking print. But if you want to "experiment", sometimes you can get an impossible print that looks like classic SX-70, and sometimes not. The newest formula, PX70 Color Protection, is beautiful, but does have its quirks.
 
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