Polaroid One 600 Classic
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Rite Aid All-In-One Disposable Camera, Indoor/Outdoor Use – 27 exposures $18.99 … |
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Rite Aid All-In-One Disposable Camera, Outdoor Use – 27 exposures $14.99 … |
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Danny The Dog [10 Vinyl Single] MASSIVE ATTACK ‘Danny The Dog’ – 2004 UK 4-track album sampler 10″ featuring One Thought At A Time, Polaroid Girl, Danny The Dog & Two Rocks And A Cup of Water. Housed in a generic white die cut sleeve [VSADJ 1886]… |
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Copper Blue (Limited Edition of 2,500 copies – copper metal case with one-of-a-kind Polaroid photo) – Limited Edition 1992 release … |
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Polaroid One600 Job Pro Instant Camera $69.99 The Job Pro camera was designed specifically for the home improvement/construction industry. It has a built-in close-up lens (from 2′4″ to infinity), an automatic flash making it great for estimating jobs or documenting progress. This camera can be used for damage documentation, documenting works-in-progress, as well as communications.With the JobPro Camera, you know you’ve got the right shot righ… |
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Polaroid t1031 10.0 MP Digital Still Camera with 3.0 LCD Display (Orange) $59.99 Still image compression in JPEG (EXIF 2.2), DCF, DPOF, AVI, MotionTakes video clips with audioSD compatible for expanded memory20 different scene modes including panoramicSlide show mode allows you to view all your photos on the camera screenOff/auto/fill flashAuto white balance settingsAnti-shake image stabilizationFace tracking for perfect faces in your picturesIn-camera red-eye removalElectroni… |
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Fujifilm INSTAX TWIN PACK Instax Instant Film Twin Pack – Two Packs of 10 $12.99 The Fujifilm Instax Film is an incredible ISO 800 film made for use in Instax series cameras. The film has a glossy finish and is an excellent choice for general use, portraiture or even with electronic flash. The film prints ultra sharp for an 800 speed film making it extremely useful in low light scenarios. It is also enhanced to maintain its stability over the years making it a good choice for … |
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Polaroid 12.0 Megapixel Digital Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD Display $87.87 Step up to a t series camera from Polaroid and get the best of an easy-to-use point-and-shoot camera with all the features a pro would love. This 12.0 megapixels t1234 gives you the resolution you need to shoot and print portrait sized photos of family, friends, landscapes and more. Choose from 20 different scene modes to get just the right settings for any shot, and use the face tracking to captu… |
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One of a kind: Recent Polaroid color photography … |
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One Hundred Polaroids $47.00 paths, movements and feelings in 100 Polaroid (sx-70) photographs… |
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Polaroid $14.98 With his brother Faris, Salim Nourallah was half of the imaginatively named Nourallah Brothers. They released one album together, 2001’s self-titled affair, before heading their separate ways. That album was a charming, low-key one with hints of the Pernice Brothers and influenced by bands like the Kinks and the Who. On Polaroid, Salim focuses mainly on the earthier aspect of the brothers’ sound, apart from a couple of experimental songs like the clever cocktail jazz-based “We Did All the Right Things” and the Casio and cheap drum machine “Model Brothers.” Mostly he is content to go the guitars-and-drums route — not that that is a bad thing, not when it is done with skill and grace. Salim has a light touch both lyrically and musically that helps him avoid the trap of sameness and banality that too many introspective singer/songwriters can’t escape. It helps that most of the songs seem to be about his relationship with his brother, which is a topic that isn’t often sung about. The best songs on the album are the ones with the most energy. When Nourallah’s pleasantly raspy voice is matched with hyper-melodic choruses like on “1978″ (which sounds and feels a lot like Jackson Browne’s “Somebody’s Baby”) and the rollicking “One Foot Stuck in the Past,” the album takes flight. The rest of the time the album is still very strong and always listenable with only a couple of tracks that are a little weak like the draggy untitled song that ends the album and also like the opening song, “Everybody Wants to Be Loved.” Polaroid is a small-scale album that deals with large-scale emotions and along the way comes up with a batch of very pleasing pop songs. By any measure of the word, that is success. Think Wilco with no pretension or a Wallflowers with sonic imagination and then think about hunting this record down. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide |
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Polaroid Book $32.07 In existence for over 50 years, the Polaroid Corporation’s photography collection is the greatest collection of Polaroid images in the world. Begun by Polaroid founder Edwin Land and photographer Ansel Adams, the collection now includes images by hundreds of photographers throughout the world and contains important pieces by artists such as David Hockney, Helmut Newton, Jeanloup Sieff, and Robert Rauschenberg. The Polaroid Book, a survey of this remarkable collection, pays tribute to a medium that defies the digital age and remains a favorite among artists for its quirky look and instantly gratifying, one-of-kind images. ? over 400 works from the Polaroid Collection ? essay by Polaroid’s Barbara Hitchcock illuminating the beginnings and history of the collection ? technical reference section featuring the various types of Polaroid cameras |
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The Polaroid $8.5 Buy and sell [The Polaroid] at great prices. |
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Polaroid Piano $12.99 Polaroid Piano |
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The Polaroid Book $11.23 Buy and sell [The Polaroid Book] at great prices. |
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Polaroid 35mm Auto Processor $79.95 Polaroid 35mm Auto Processor |
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Polaroid Notes $9.3 Polaroid film may have been discontinued, but its dreamy evocative spirit lives on in this covetable keepsake box of notecards. |
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Watercolor Portrait Photography: The Art of Manipulating Polaroid SX-70 Images $21.16 Polaroid SX-70 instant color film allows photographers an unexpected way to create one-of-a-kind portraits. Basic techniques such as selecting settings, composing images, working with subjects, lighting the portrait, and manipulating images for a final product are covered. Detailed advice is given on the best times to do manipulating, what tools can be used to achieve desired effects, and specific DayLab II procedures for SX-70 Time Zero film. Also discussed are marketing issues, from determining a cost-effective pricing strategy to exploring ways to package and promote this service. |
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Polaroid-Roman-Photo $19.95 Buy and sell [Polaroid-Roman-Photo] at great prices. |
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New York Polaroid $29.68 Buy and sell [New York Polaroid] at great prices. |
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POLAROID SPECTRA FILM (3 PACK) $49.99 POLAROID SPECTRA FILM (3 PACK) |
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Project Polaroid Feat Kool Keith $11.99 Project Polaroid Feat Kool Keith |
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Photographer’s Guide To Polaroid Transfer $13.56 Buy and sell [Photographer's Guide To Polaroid Transfer] at great prices. |
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Project Polaroid $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Project Polaroid (Intro), 2. Space 8000, 3. Talk to the Romans, 4. Mechanical Mechanix, 5. I’m Libra, 6. Diamond District, 7. Rhyme That Quit, 8. Clubber Lang, 9. Uphill…..Strange, 10. Digital Engineering, 11. Overviewer, The, 12. Feel Me, 13. Midwestern Shoe Calhoun, 14. Photo Shop (Outro) |
