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Hello, this is Gihwa who shoots film. Today's camera is the RF70, kindly lent to me by Gordon. Among finished cameras that use Instax Wide film, it’s the best-performing one (excluding medium-format cameras with attached film backs). Because it’s a folding rangefinder, it’s surprisingly accurate at focusing for such a portable camera, and it also offers aperture-priority. Except for the price (haha), it’s such an appealing camera that I’d want to buy one myself. Thanks.
Join me as I explore the vibrant Horticulture Festival at HortPark with my Mint InstantFlex TL70 twin lens reflex camera! In this video, we take a scenic walk through the event, soaking in the lush greenery, stunning floral displays, and unique garden setups, and capture some moments on Instax Mini film.
We go on a city walk through NYC shooting Polaroid pictures with our SX70 (Mint SLR670) and seeing all the famous sites like Times Square, the Empire State Building, Central Park, and even Trump Tower.
This Reel features the SLR670-X MING EDITION with 600 Polaroid film wild shots in KCMO: West Bottoms, Crossroads, Mid-Town, Waldo. #kevingarrisonartist #polaroidart
In this video, Coleman shares his thoughts on the TL70 Plus, highlighting its really impressive functionality and great build quality. He also notes that the camera is easy to use and ideal for capturing moments with its unique features. He shares his experience using the viewfinder during street photography and in his daily life. Check out all the photos taken by Coleman with the TL70 Plus.
Once again we're taking Polaroid photos at the beach! We're taking Polaroid photos at the seaside with the Mint SLR 670 S, an absolutely amazing camera.
The Time Machine has made shooting so much more convenient!
In this video I am taking the MiNT SL670X Polaroid Camera with me Offroading on my new Stark Varg Motorcycle to capture fun memories of the day!
A camera that's not only captures moments but also sparks conversations and adds a touch of nostalgia to your photography journey. It's definitely a strong contender!
