Before digital cameras, the only way to instanly look at your picture was to use a Polaroid. My friend @guaranteed is in to using film and lately has been posting some photos that she currently taken with a Polaroid Land 210. Briefly in the mid-1980s Kodak also had an instant camera - the Trimprint. They had to take it off the market due to losing patent infringement lawsuit with Polaroid. But I still have one, with some help from my friends, I found it tonight with some (severely outdated) film and will try to get it working.
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@maggiemae Thank you Maggie, I don't think any film had the colour we can get today @marilyn Thank you Marilyn, we will see how it goes :) @webfoot Thank you Paul, I am willing to go back and try a few rolls of film :)
@ruthmouch Thank you Ruth, they were fun back in the day :) @peterdegraaff Thank you Peter, you & Stacey have made me think of using film again @sangwann Thank you Dione, it was a long time ago :) @rhos Thank you Ann, can never have to many friends when you need help :)
@archaeofrog Thank you Katie, I am sure going to try :) @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian, items do bring back memories, but Gail says I can't keep them all @pamfromcalgary Thank you Pam, I will post results
@marilyn Thank you Marilyn, we will see how it goes :)
@webfoot Thank you Paul, I am willing to go back and try a few rolls of film :)
@cheribug Thank you Cheryl, no matter how bad, if I get a picture I will post it.
@peterdegraaff Thank you Peter, you & Stacey have made me think of using film again
@sangwann Thank you Dione, it was a long time ago :)
@rhos Thank you Ann, can never have to many friends when you need help :)
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian, items do bring back memories, but Gail says I can't keep them all
@pamfromcalgary Thank you Pam, I will post results