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Double-exposing Polaroids?
wrote in message ... I realize this is a 35mm group, but figure you folks might have experience with this.... Is there a way to double-expose a Polaroid image? I would imagine if you could snap a Polaroid picture and then somehow stop it from being ejected from the camera, or perhaps halting the developing process and then re-loading it into the camera, you might be able to double-expose it. Alternatively, is there another way to simulate double-exposure on polaroids? Ie, to get some kind of image onto the polaroid, even a smear of luminescent color, before the image is exposed? Note that I am not a photographer, but rather a teacher looking to do a demosntration for a class. Thanks so much in advance, R Gould There exist Polaroid backs for some top-end film cameras like Hassies and Rolleis.....I see no reason why you couldn't double expose those just as you can with normal film....... |
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