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Sony Forums Challenges | all galleries >> Challenge 110: "Gimme half a sec..." (hosted by Gaurav Khanna and Sonny Asehan) >> Challenge 110: Eligible > edit image
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21-JAN-2006 Glenn

No Bulbs Allowed!
by Glenn

First ever challenge entry

Sony DSC-F717
2s f/2.0 at 10.8mm iso100 full exif

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Helen Betts28-Jan-2006 08:05
Welcome to the challenges, Glenn! Good idea with nice composition, light and color. At first I wasn't wild about the cloth, but now I feel its old-fashioned feeling is sort of fitting for the subject. Helen
Guest 23-Jan-2006 06:40
Nice work Glenn, and welcome to the challenges! You can always play around with your submission and change it if you find the cloth too disturbing... ~ gk
Glenn 23-Jan-2006 02:31
Thanks Bottles. My Dad had the same camera and I couldn't resist when I saw it at a yard sale for 5 bucks . it all still works too although the film is a little better these days than it was then. it uses the same pack film that Polaroid backs for box cameras use. Flash bubs are a little harder to get though :) Maybe Polaroid will come back with a digital and a little tiny dye sub printer attached ?
Guest 23-Jan-2006 02:10
Welcome Glenn and nice first entry! I looked that camera up on the web and found that it goes back to about 1969 or 1970. It had a two element plastic lens :-) It sold for about sixty bucks, and I'm sure that was considered expensive in those days. Great focus and perfect exposure by the way...thanks for sharing.
Sony Forums Challenges23-Jan-2006 02:04
Welcome Glenn! Nice start! Fremiet
Glenn 22-Jan-2006 17:11
Thanks it was fun doing it. I took quite a few but s lot of them showed moire on the edges of the camera where there is a straight knurl. I left it a little yellow to give it some warmth but the cloth is distracting. it looks good in B&W too
Guest 22-Jan-2006 04:32
Welcome to the challenges, Glenn! I like the way you captured this vintage polaroid and its accessories. Very clear and nice image.