This weekend, we took out our SX-70 to a car focused fur-con down in North Carolina in order to tune its exposure compensation dial. (2 dashed darker, btw)
Here are the results of a stock SX-70 with an ND filter and some practice...
The flash has a damaged wire. The motor screams like a banshee. The handle is from a different camera entirely. $50 I intend to fix her up one day....
$18 and works.
It came with its battery tray, but the stickers are kinda torn up.
We went out to meet up with a friend a few towns over and did some antique hunting in their hometown. Went to a vendor market that had several Polaroids. A few swingers, one 600, and these two beauties.
The Pro-Pack is just for display in our collection.
The SX-70 Model-2 was a steal for $10. It has some cosmetics damage but seems to be fully functional. Will have to test it soon.
We finally got our entire collection to our new apartment, and it has its own shelf. The only camera not shown in a working SX-70 in its case since they are not supposed to be stored open.
I recently got a new flash for my SX-70, so my Fiance and I picked up four packs of film to play with this weekend. These are some of the best.
(I tried to put the camera, and whether or not it used the flash, in the backgrounds for some artistic expression while also showing setups)
Now that I have a tripod mount for my SX-70, I decided to go to a local arcade and do some long exposure tests.
The other two cameras I forgot to add in this post.
My partner and I are packing up to move. Since I have to box them up anyway, I might as well take the opportunity to catalog.