Px680 & Px600 UV+

Photographer:: fornoise
Uploaded:: 2011-08-17
Tags:: 1 2 alpha b&w blanket bridge butterfly close-up color double exposure fibers film filter first flush free freedom heart impossible instant lens love machinery mantis model nd polaroid praying project px-680 px600 px680 river rust scenic sx-70 the tip uv vivid weirton
Camera:: Polaroid SX-70
Film:: PX680 First Flush / PX600 UV+
City:: Pittsburgh
Country/region:: United States
Year:: 2011
Albums:: PX680 & PX600 UV+

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natalieerachel · 2011-12-07 19:26
Whoaa how did you get the double exposure?
fornoise · 2012-04-03 04:52
Sorry I didn't even see this comment. I used a Polaroid frame and took the image out so all that was left was the clear top layer and the white border. Then I inserted it on the top of a pack I had in my sx70. You shoot once, the clear frame ejects but the image goes onto the second frame. Then you shoot again. It's ingenious, and I can't take credit for the technique. Be sure to turn the dial to " light" to compensate. You should check out my flickr page. My name on there is fornoise as well.