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Dec 11
We’re Kind of Awesome
Not sure if you knew this, but we’ve got quite a collection of photophilia products, from film to Polaroid cameras to batteries, flashes and more. We recently sold a couple Polaroid Land Cameras with bellows to wives shopping for their husbands. A teenager came in today with her mom, and they used the photobooth and bought a pack of film. We’ve got something for everyone who’s got a little camera nerd in them.
We also started carrying Impossible Project’s Gold Frame PX 600 film. $23.50 a pack, it, much like the black frame, allows the image to pop a bit, giving your photo a unique look.
Open 11-6 every day except Sunday and Monday. Stop in to see what we’re all about.
(Above photos taken with FujiFilm Instax Mini)
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Nov 11
How to Make Your 600 Film Compatible with an SX-70 Camera
By, George, they’ve done it!
From The Impossible Project website:
“The new Impossible ND Film Pack filter was developed to use 600 ASA Impossible Film in Polaroid SX 70 cameras. Inserting this filter on top of the Impossible film cartridge will adjust films such as PX 680 Color Shade or PX 600 Silver Shade films to approximately 100 ASA and make them compatible with your SX 70 camera. This filter is easy to attach, detach and use and does not require any changes to the camera itself.“
Best thing about this ND Filter Twinpack? We sell it HERE in the store!
Come pick one up this weekend and chat with Impossible VP Dave Bias about how to use it.
Snap on, folks.
And watch this short tutorial….
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Nov 11
Possibly Impossible
A nice fellow came in today with his father’s old SX-70 camera. It was a bit beat-up and dirty, but it probably still works, as these cameras usually do. Don’t forget that we’re the only Impossible Project partner in the CHIland area! Come get your film here or here today!
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Oct 11
Owner Anthony Vizzari Shows Off His Stuff
Thanks to photographer/filmmaker Philip Bloom for this incredible short on Anthony’s passions and, er, obsessions…
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Sep 11
Learn how to turn your Polaroids into negatives!
It’s really easy! Here is a great video that will take you step by step.
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Sep 11
Agat 18 k Half Frame Camera
A few weeks ago I went back home to New Jersey, Anthony was nice enough let me take the Agat 18 k Half Frame Camera on my trip. Every time I am home, my father and I go to New York City to see the MoMa and the Guggenheim exhibits. I quickly fell in love with this camera, not only is it small but it takes 72 frames on one roll of film!















