Polaroid SX-70 How To - Camera Guide 

Same 😂

Same

Do you like it? I wanna get one but it’s expensive. Is it worth it?

@@natechotravels9300 if you can find a working and nice condition one then I’d definitely recommend picking it up. I love mine and happy I got it.

Good!

Isamar Martinez they are worth $300 plus you got a great deal 😃

That’s a great deal! Holy crap!

Isamar Martinez Wowwwww cause this thing is $430

if you pay 430$ for an SX-70 you got ripped off, sorry :/

Update: I Bought some film from the link! Tried it on my sx-70, It works!!! ＼(^-^)／ Love it so much! ♥︎

wow thats cool, enjoy it

You lucky person!

@@MsRaspberry86 i know, right? a free sx-70? only in my dreams!

Me too!

+Kirk H. Thanks Kirk

Thanks Andre.I will try to make review of the MiNT SLR-670m in the near future, but in short it's pretty great but also got some issues.

please do!

I'm curious about this also. I'm assuming you can't switch cartridges halfway through shooting (say I have a few sheets of color left and I want to switch to B&W) without exposing the rest of the film in the used cartridge? I wonder if there's a way to re-insert the darkslide so you can remove the cartridge in a changing bag or darkroom and then use it again later

@@roberthandel6534 I doubt the dark slide can be placed back in a dark room - perhaps may try placing it back when the cartridge is empty, in a room with light see if it works. Otherwise, not sure the second camera will operate properly because it will try to push out the dark side, I wonder too what will it do if it doesn't 'feel' a dark slide. Maybe it will work, but not sure. Perhaps the easier is to transfer the cartridge when there's only 2 pictures left, see if it works, if it doesn't work you loose only two pictures - I would have at least two pictures because the camera may try to eject one of them thinking it's the dark slide, so can shoot the remaining one, see if it works

+MsGreatGlam Oh great, the SX-70 is just awesome, have fun with it ;)

thanls

Oh you are lucky, it's an amazing camera. Yeah you can just close it.

already waiting for one to arrive at my door :)

Sweet! I look forward to your review soon. : )

it's not that easy to fix, i have one camera with the same problem here, if i fix it i will make a video about it. you should be fine with holding it up, just look that you dont cover the front.

You are the best!

No, you should stick to new film. It's really rare that these old packs of film are working if they haven't been stored in really good conditions and it's so frustrating if you pay alot of money for trash :(

as you wrote the only difference is the autofocus, with the regular sx-70 you have the focus assist with split image, thats missing on the autofocus version but you can stil turn off the autofocus and use manual focusing

+John Wilson I haven't shot enough of the new PO film but for me i always underexpose a bit and it helps alot.

Cheers, thanks. I shot B&W and underexposed it slightly but was still slightly over. Will try a bit more of the dark side :) Thanks, J

You can if you use a changing bag, I guess. But if you take out the cartridge midway through you'll surely burn one picture and most likely damage the others with light leaks

those were sold as refurbished by the modern polaroid the old polaroid company went bankrupt and bought out and after a while of making cheap electronics the polaroid group now makes film again along with some new cameras but these and polaroid 600s and other type of old polaroid's will not be made again

yes thats no problem just dont remove the film pack

+grim vee I only tested them a little bit and not sure about it, need a full test of the camera to recommend them.