Why not go with the "600" series....The films cheap (both on sale & EBay) ,
larger and the camera/processing units are real cheap used (yard
sales/EBay).
Hacking them takes a bit of care but one you figure it out you can use one
for a "back". Find one w/o flash...it's easier to open up/use.
OR
mount the film pack in the P/H camera, expose it, put pack in Camera (in the
darkroom). It will shoot out the first piece of film automatically, thinking
it's the cover piece...works well. You can process SX-70 in it as well but
not easily in reverse - 600 in an SX-70 body because of the 3 fins on the
bottom if the cartridge.
hope this helps a bit...have fun!!
andy

-----Original Message-----
From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???????
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???????]On Behalf Of Matti J
Koskinen
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 10:47 AM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???????
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid 500


Hi all

It's been a pleasure to watch this list for a while now. As the subject
says, I have such a film and would like to know if it's worth something
without the Joycam? My first look of it revealed nothing how to use it,
so I'm planning to visit a local shop to buy a Joycam and hack it a bit,
but if someone has any ideas or posesses a Joycam. I'd be very happy to
get some information how to use this "glue and tape" system to use this
film. Nowadays my darkroom is so small, it's quite difficult to develop
anything there, but Polaroid (though it's expensive) looks like handy
alternative.

Now it's white also in this part of the world and exposure times have
come to some reasonable values.

Matti from Finland (U know Santa eh..)

-matti
[email protected]

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