I tried one pack of the sepia and wasted a lot of it because I underestimated the reciprocitycorrection very badly. It would be a contributiuon for soemone to come up with good reciprocity recommendations for polaroid sepia.
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From: Louisa M. Kirby
To: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com
Cc: lmkirby@hotmail.com
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 7:19 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid Pinhole Kits
I am in Japan where they released Polaroid pinhole camera kits mid last year, and am thinking about buying one.
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/product/business/pinhole/pinhole.html
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/support/pinhole_sample.html
The sepia kit is about 8000 and colour is 9000. Each include a double pack of film (sepia 606 and colour 669). They were planned to be released in the US last October for $100, but I have never seen them there. Anyway this is a bit much for a cardboard box.
My questions are:
Is there any reason that I could not use sepia/b&w film in the colour camera and visa-versa?
Is it worth buying one, or is it cheaper and just as good to make one from an old back?
I am a complete Polaroid beginner (only used a day lab a few times), can anyone recommend the best sites to check out to learn about building a polaroid-pinhole? What old camera models would I be looking for to get the back?
Cheers,
Louisa
P.S. Should it be "pinaroid," "polarhole," or "pinholaroid"?
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