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r/standardissuecat • u/LostCanadian22 • Sep 08 '24
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I was born just at the end of that Era (early 2000 here). The Polaroid pictures printed at Walmart are my favourite.
Polaroids would be such a sweet option. Let’s bring back the “Memory Book” Trend
2 u/Abandonedkittypet Sep 08 '24 I did film photography last year for my final year of highschool and the dark rooms are really cool, 100% would have one if I could 1 u/fwdsource Sep 08 '24 Like the ones in the old movies? Turning Negatives into “Positives” (I assume) lol That’s so cool tbh Amazon Polaroid picture cameras are okay but not the same vibe 2 u/Abandonedkittypet Sep 08 '24 But the process I listed is B&W film exclusive, colored film has more to it than that. Also the dark rooms in movies aren't anything like IRL ones, they're too bright to actually develop film but it's a movie so ya know
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I did film photography last year for my final year of highschool and the dark rooms are really cool, 100% would have one if I could
1 u/fwdsource Sep 08 '24 Like the ones in the old movies? Turning Negatives into “Positives” (I assume) lol That’s so cool tbh Amazon Polaroid picture cameras are okay but not the same vibe 2 u/Abandonedkittypet Sep 08 '24 But the process I listed is B&W film exclusive, colored film has more to it than that. Also the dark rooms in movies aren't anything like IRL ones, they're too bright to actually develop film but it's a movie so ya know
Like the ones in the old movies? Turning Negatives into “Positives” (I assume) lol
That’s so cool tbh
Amazon Polaroid picture cameras are okay but not the same vibe
2 u/Abandonedkittypet Sep 08 '24 But the process I listed is B&W film exclusive, colored film has more to it than that. Also the dark rooms in movies aren't anything like IRL ones, they're too bright to actually develop film but it's a movie so ya know
But the process I listed is B&W film exclusive, colored film has more to it than that. Also the dark rooms in movies aren't anything like IRL ones, they're too bright to actually develop film but it's a movie so ya know
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u/fwdsource Sep 08 '24
I was born just at the end of that Era (early 2000 here). The Polaroid pictures printed at Walmart are my favourite.
Polaroids would be such a sweet option. Let’s bring back the “Memory Book” Trend