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OmahaNebraska In reply to un-earthed [2010-11-16 20:28:56 +0000 UTC]

I carted it through airport security and let them x-ray it. It happened several times. I wish I could tell you what made it look this way but I've never been able to figure that part out - too many variables. It was in the wrong camera, I had a completely unrelated warming filter taped over the lens, It was seriously freezing, like in the negative. It could have been any one or any combination :\ The crackling part on the bottom is all because of the cold though, as soon as the film would eject I'd try and shove it in my pants/ a pocket / etc to warm it up so it would develop right but it was frozen already and it got all crackly.

What I do know though is I saw another polaroid here on dA that had very similar coloring and I asked them how they did it and they said they put an old negative over the lens.

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OmahaNebraska In reply to Viscupelo [2009-09-26 15:14:37 +0000 UTC]

Thank you

And yeah, I feel your pain! I miss the stuff, but it is just too expensive for me to use. My cameras of choice both 'eat' film and I just can't afford to get only 5 or so shots out of a 10 pack anymore


Project Impossible looks promising though, maybe they will come up with something to replace it. That would be pretty sweet, though I'm sure the price will be just as outrageous.

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Viscupelo In reply to OmahaNebraska [2009-09-27 00:44:22 +0000 UTC]

Gotta give them kudos for trying, but yeah, I can't see it being cost effective.

Then again, they're doing it out of love for stuff.

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OmahaNebraska In reply to baccanteinvasata [2009-01-04 21:32:35 +0000 UTC]

don't worry, I bet they're nice!

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