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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Polaroids

2008-03-16 by Gary Weaver

Hi Nancy, I never got to do AutoChrome, either. No, agfachrome. I keep missing the good stuff :  ) On one camera, I'm getting a good look (highlight character) with TMax100. Other that that, my pics are rather unsatisfying.

Enjoy the film!!

gar

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On 3/16/08 at 6:06 PM Nancy Wilson wrote:

>I agree about the Polaroid look.  I love it.  I have several Polaroid 
>films that I use with a Daylab for printing slides, as well as a few of 
>the SX-70 film.  I am keeping all them refrigerated; and even though 
>they will lose something, I am going to keep using them until I no 
>longer get a print with them.
>
>Nancy
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>> For me, as a kid, Polaroid had a "look". Hard to shake that 
>impression. I don't want instant film for instantness. I may have to 
>content myself with the polluted, exhausted D-76 look :  )
>> 
>> gar
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