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Didn't notice if you guys have not said im pretty sure thats not me. Been looking to get either a 600SE or Mamiya Universal press, but still cant make up my mind on which one. Only posted because i saw another one that is at 1000pounds and has got 1 bid. but if am suspected please remove this...

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Just thought i should share, spotted this Polaroid 600SE on eBay, looking like a good deal if anyone is looking for one:thumbs: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Polaroid-600SE-2-Lenses-CB70-Mamiya-6x7-Polaroid-back-Mint-/251289547887?pt=UK_Film_Cameras&hash=item3a8206346f

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I usually take mine with a DSLR too, but that's because I don't have a scanner with me.

Im not sure if this will fit, but if you search for polaroid 405 back, its for 3.25x4.25 on a 4x5. Hope that helps~

I got my hands on a polaroid Land camera 100 and 350 awhile ago on Ebay for about 25-40quid you just have to keep "refreshing" :lol:, which is in a long run cheaper than using the impossible film. but if you want to use the impossible films there's always Polaroid 1000 have seen a few going...

Have not updated my Flickr on my Polaroid everyday, but I'm on pinterest if you want to check it out~ But just daily shots, nothing impressive :lol: http://pinterest.com/allthumbsy/a-polaroid-a-day-keeps-the-doctor-away/

There are quite alot of cameras around. For FP100C/3000B you could look at Polaroid Land cameras 100/250/350/360/450 etc for an automatic camera. For manual controls, cameras like Polaroid 600SE, converted 110A/B, Fuji FP-1, or the Land camera 180/185/190 series. Impossible project, you...

Was shooting on SX-70, but now after I got my hands on a 600SE i fell in love with it! Shooting mainly with 3000B now. Also taking a polaroid a day, wanting to do this till the day i open my own cafe~ But nothing impressive compared to your picture though, just some random shots of daily...

I usually take photographs with Fuji peel-apart instant films, that is so much cheaper compared to impossible project films, but have to say they feel different, it comes down to what you prefer at the end of the day~ some of the peel-apart B&W type photos...

I tired the "Colour Protection" film, and i loved it, the colours came out warm and solid. Its so much better that the "Cool Shade" film that mostly came out alittle desaturated :( Just to add I have a Polaroid 110A, 600SE system conversion here to let go if anyone is interested. Letting go...

Thats it! take it away~ :thumbs:

Yeah thats the one! Cheers mate! So I guess its my turn to post something. Going with a easy one~ "Sally, take my hand, We'll travel south cross land"