♥ (found in The Art and Science of the Nearly Impossible)
SX-70 (1972)
A longtime favorite.
![The Art and Science of the Nearly Impossible (via df)
Land gave the project to build the world’s first instant camera [the Model 95] the code name SX-70, indicating that it was his seventieth special experiment.
That’s awesome. (:](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lmvv03NkF21qz6thlo1_500.jpg)
The Art and Science of the Nearly Impossible (via df)
Land gave the project to build the world’s first instant camera [the Model 95] the code name SX-70, indicating that it was his seventieth special experiment.
That’s awesome. (:
I’m still working out a work flow, if you will, for dealing with & containing prints from the 330.
They’re all sticky when you first unpeel them, so no touchies! And that’s fine, but when you get on a roll (heh) shooting with it…what to do? I can’t pop them straight into my little notebook: they’ll stick to the pages (learned that lesson quickly). I’ve taken to carrying them for a few minutes to dry, but holding 3 and pulling more from the camera, it gets cumbersome. I’ll figure something out! (The cold clip you see is excellent, but only once the prints are dry.)
