Checkout the difference in this shot:
The top part of the polaroid is darker because it was left shielded inside the camera when it ejected. Maybe 3 seconds the bottom part was exposed to light before i covered it up with a dark slide.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Light Sensitive!
They weren't kidding about this film being light sensitive! After taking the shot you should cover up the polaroid immediately shielding it away from light. Even safer is to hold a box where the polaroid ejects out of the camera, so the shot will just eject right into the box with no chance of seeing the light.
Checkout the difference in this shot:
The top part of the polaroid is darker because it was left shielded inside the camera when it ejected. Maybe 3 seconds the bottom part was exposed to light before i covered it up with a dark slide.
Checkout the difference in this shot:
The top part of the polaroid is darker because it was left shielded inside the camera when it ejected. Maybe 3 seconds the bottom part was exposed to light before i covered it up with a dark slide.
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