My dad buys me cameras at thrift stores. Most use discontinued film, but occasionally he finds some real gems. The recent batch was no exception, except...
He found a camera that uses discontinued film AND is a real gem. The Polaroid 95A Land Camera used Polaroid roll film and was produced from 1954-1957. The film has been discontinued for more than a decade. Some convert these cameras to use modern Fuji instant film (probably my choice), but I found this solution for updating the 95A.
I've built quite a few things out of Legos, but I've never used them to convert a camera. It is amazing what the human mind will dream up.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
A photographer in the digital age longs for the simpler world of analog. Neal Carpenter starts the hopeful transition back to film. This blog will show the progression/regression to using film for weddings and portrait sessions.
My Website, Blog, and Facebook
Inspiration
About Me
- Inward Studio
- Macon, Georgia, United States
- I'm a full time photographer in Macon, Georgia. I currently photograph about 25 weddings per year digitally. Now, I'm starting my transition/ progression/ regression to using film to capture weddings and portraits. It should be interesting.
No comments:
Post a Comment