Instant Camera Imperfection
I took OneStep 2 to a classic car meet
Recently I bought Polaroids new instant camera OneStep 2, I thought it would be a great idea to shoot classic cars on a new-old camera with a unique photo quality, and it was. You don't need to worry about focus or lighting before shooting - you will worry about that 15 minutes after you take a photo. Honestly I was surprised of the results on first and fourth photos as I took them in direct sun light. I found it a bit harder to position camera as the viewfinder is completely on the left side and the lens is in the centre so you have to be aiming a bit more to the left all the time - you can see that on some photos. But I just love it, I love the, as Polaroid says: "Perfect Imperfection" and the fact that you have a physical photo right at you.
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I've seen one of those in Shaun the Sheep. And while uploading images to files and all that, I've sometimes wondered whether we've made a wrong turn in development.
You've really given these a fifties vibe.
These are so nice, Norbert. So, are you enjoying the camera? Should I get one? :D
Thanks! I am enjoying it, I knew that photos won't be in any good quality. I wanted a proper film camera at first but the film development is really expensive but then I saw this instant camera at it does all I really wanted. I mean, if you love...
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