Filmwasters
Which Board? => Main Forum => Topic started by: Skorj on December 22, 2006, 09:50:16 AM
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o Fujipet - no viewfinder, no hood, broken lens-plate ring, broken 1-2 lever springs. No B/I switch. The shutter works OK with coaching though.
o Polaroid - stuffed shutter.
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Some Dremel time... One Polaroid back ready for the next step... The square format back was tempting, but no film available any more it seems, so a rectangular format hard-case will have to be sacrificed.
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are you going to modify the pet so it works like a holga back?
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I guess that's the plan...
I sure do hope Skorj got those lens to film distances correct. Surgery like that can be disaster for both cameras...
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are you going to modify the pet so it works like a holga back?
I hope to make the Fujipet equiv of a Polga - a Fujipet with a Polaroid back... The Pet looks like it will fit nicely onto the back, I just need some careful plastic work, and some accurate taping.
The lens on this Pet too is really crappy, plastic with a heavy age-film, and some scratches too. This Pet is really a combination of about ten other Pets having been used as a donor machine until it had no good parts left itself.
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Owww... did not hurt one bit. Honest. No going back now.
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After careful Dremel work, the Pet with a hole in the back slotted nicely into the Polaroid back... The film plane is almost in the same place as previously, so hopefully the focus will not be too far off.
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Load with film. Preferably expired...
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Expired film. Some better than others, but focus is OK, and exposure moderate. The Polaroid films have less latitude, so shooting ISO125 with a toy lens requires some bright sun (f11 & 1/50), but results are pleasing. Some faster film will also be interesting, as would some non-expired stuff. But, where's the challenge in that? Skorj.
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