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- Polaroid SX-70, TIP PX680 FF, no ND filter, shot outside in the shade, scanned after 24 hours
print also available on REDBUBBLE [link]
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Β© Jill Auville 2011
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The one looks like...one of the falling ....seeds...you throw like "helicopters"
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You have been featured in my latest journal entry. [link]
Keep up the awesome work!
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Beautiful colors, like a watercolor painting!
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thank you very much
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Is that what those are called! cool shot.. I love the edges.
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Gorgeous shot, simply love it, the purple of the flower is very bright against the green grass!
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thank you very much
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violet, the color of pain...
but very nice!
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thank you very much
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I should just create an automatic link to my "favourites" gallery for anything and everything you produce, each pic is stunning!
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"shout outside in the shade"?
what did you shout then?
this is a beautiful sho(u)t Jill
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haahaha oops!
(i corrected it, now no one will ever know what we were talking about 
do you see those colors though, birgit?
shooting in the shade with no ND seems to be the key with this film, i may actually have to order some more
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hehe
people will think we are insane
the colors are awesome in this shot
in the meantime I saw quite a few ff shots with decent colors...but I still hesitate to buy some....especially as I like b/w more anyway....
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i tend to prefer to shoot color
at first i thought it might be my sx-70 making all the px680 so horribly orange and yellow, but i shot a pack in a 600 camera and the result is the same... when shooting in bright sunlight that is.
the key (for my kind of climate anyway) seems to be shade... it only took me 4 packs of film to figure this out
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ahh yes! only 4
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that's strange, I think it works great for me with an ND filter in the sunlight: [link]
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that's weird, this is what it looks like with an ND on my SX-70 [link]
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It looks like you took a picture right before the place flooded with lava.. It looks cool, but how can our SX-70's be that different?
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it appears that a lot of the sx-70's behave differently. if you look at some of the TIP discussions on flickr you'll see what i mean, some people can't use ND's at all in them when shooting the px680, and others (like you) get the most amazing results WITH an ND.
my sx-70 has been severely broken and then repaired, i don't know if that might have something to do with it
either way, it's kind of cool that the sx-70's seem to have a mind of their own
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I must have gotten one of the kind SX-70's.. Although with an ND filter, the PX600 uv+ seems much more light sensitive than the 680.. I have to turn the exposure wheel all the way to darken when indoors, can't use it outside, while the px680 works fine everywhere
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