Thank you so much, Jim!! It's a really fun medium to shoot on, especially since I can pair it with my RB67! I love how sharp my subjects are now, but still retain that naturally dreamy quality of the film! Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this. I got a Polaroid instant developer lab for $100 new in box today, and an rb67 is on the way, so i think this is on my radar.
Hi Jess, I followed your advice (see below), contacted Alin, and today I received from him a FULLY assembled back for my RB67. When I looked at it, I was a bit puzzled at first glance because I did not know how to handle it. After watching Alin’s TH-cam video things are getting clear. By the way, my Eject Button arrived in black, not red! Greetings from Germany
Great video, the storytelling part during the build was spot on, I could really anticipate how that must have felt to accidentally break it. However, glad that you were able to fix it! Also, the last shot with the star trails at 12:28 is pure magic.
Thank you so much, Karin!! The voiceovers took a long time to get right, but the vibe came through, which is exactly what I was hoping for! And I am so glad that I was able to fix it, it'll teach me to go a little easier on things in the future! I'm in love with doing star trails.on Polaroids now, I'm going to keep doing them when I have the right weather/moon phase conditions for sure! Thanks for watching, I really appreciate that!
As I watch your infectious enthusiasm I can't help but notice your wedding band. So I make assumptions: your videographer is your partner, and he or she is happy to make you the star in your well produced videos. And that's what a healthy relationship is all about. I would know: I do the same for my lovely wife who incidentally is a Polaroid camera fanatic and who surprised me after watching this video with the disclosure that she has an unused Impossible Lab squirreled away. Now the search for a RB67 begins ...
Awesome results! Glad you managed to get everything put together right. And yes, it is so much easier to take things apart than putting them back together! I had a Dell laptop at work that I needed to replace a video card in, got the machine disassembled without difficulty, and then couldn't get it back together!
Yay, I'm so happy you watched it! I felt really bad after putting out the first video with the Rezivot, a lot of people were disappointed that they don't make the conversion kits anymore. So when I realized that this kit from Analogue Studio was a possibility, I had to try it out... I was really hoping it would be the answer we were all looking for, and I'm happy that it is! Thanks for watching!
@@JessHobbs - So awesome! I remember in the first video you mentioned how you really couldn’t film the build, so, especially awesome you could do it this time! I ordered a kit and now I just have to track down the instant lab. It’s a journey. But instantly worth it.
This is awesome news! You triggered me with the rezivot-back video and I was sooo dissapointed when they told me they were out of stock. Thanks for sharing, Jess!!
Yeah, I think I ended up getting a lot of people excited and then very disappointed after the Rezivot video, I really didn't mean to do that! So when I saw this was available from Analogue Studio, I had to buy it and test it out because I was hoping to have something positive to share with everyone! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing all this great information. I shot mostly portraits back in the 1970s with the RB67. Loved that big neg on the ole clunker. You've inspired me to think hard about getting another one to shoot Polaroids. Thanks! PS: Kudos to whomever is shooting your videos.
Polaroid has never been my passion nor something I find to inspire me, but watching you talk about it and seeing your images makes with that media does. The best camera in the world is the camera that gets you “out there” shooting, and we’re all inspired by different things, and nice images is created with the media and tool you prefer. 😊 Thanks for another great video. I am already looking forward to the next one
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! I agree that the best camera is the one that gets you out shooting, and I will always aspire to bring that motivation out. For sure, Polaroids aren't for everyone, but if at least one person tells me that I've inspired them to pick up any camera and shoot with it, then it's a win in my eyes! Thanks for watching!
Pretty cool, I enjoyed it a lot and just shot swans with another instant film. Is there any of these kits for a Mamiya 645? I have the original polaroid adapter for my mamiays, but its kind of a waste to shoot FP100C on these.
Your Polaroid shots are truly wonderful! Every of them! Really want to start trying to shoot with Polaroids...just need to find a instant camera now haha
I've always been in love with Polaroid film, I have an SX-70 camera from 1972, and then two of the rainbow versions that came out in the 80s. I still love those cameras, but there is definitely something special to being able to use this back on my RB67! Thanks for watching!
Excellent! I hope you had a wonderful Polaroid Week, do you have a link to where you post your images? Now I'll be busy getting ready for Fall Polaroid Week in October! Thanks for watching!
@@JessHobbs Well, to be honest, my Polaroid week wasn't really successful. I loaded my SLR680 with a pack of film and after 3 photos it didn't eject the photos anymore. I shot another pack of Yellowchrome, but i'm not really satisfied with the results. I hope to get better results in October :-)
Thank you so much, Simone! I'm pretty sure there are Instax backs for the Hasselblad, I just don't know who makes them. I'll do some research and let you know if I find anything! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much, Matt, I really appreciate that! Shooting star trails on Polaroid is very quickly becoming my favourite way to shoot star trails, it's so magical when that image comes to life! Thanks for watching! 😀
Yeah, I can see that. I almost never use my prism, so for me I much prefer this Analogue Studio back because I like my frames better right side up! To each their own, I'm just glad that there are options available for all of our different tastes! Thanks for watching!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I managed to source my two labs locally, I think I paid $90 for one and $110 for the other, something like that. I do my best to avoid eBay, they always seem to be astronomically priced there. Sometimes it takes a little patience, but the right one will definitely pop up! Thanks for watching! I'll keep y fingers crossed you get a lab soon!
Hi Marcus! Please don't worry, I have spoken with Alin, so I do know that he will be making more of these, I think he just didn't have a chance to open up backorders on his website yet! Try contacting him through his Instagram @analoguestudiodc, he'll put you on his order list! Thanks for watching!
Personally, I love the black frame lines, especially when doing emulsion lifts! You won't get those lines shooting Instax Square on a Mamiya though, because the image size of the Instax is slightly smaller than Polaroid, but I don't know enough about the Instax backs to advise you.
nice video, and darkslide warning on the back, but you need one more!- as this camera RB67 has a mirror lock_up knob on the lenses, this detaches the shutter trigger from the main body shutter button, aka the mirror ALONE fires on pressing the body release!!- so if you do M_up use a cable on the lens, and ONLY hit the back's eject button AFTER the cable release, as NOT doing this releases the mirror only, wasting a frame of this $5-00 /shot film!!, not a "smart move".
Dumb question but how do you take the photo of the polaroid? Do you just snap a picture of it against a white background with your phone or is it something else? Thanks
Cool! I love the photos!! I have a Polaroid back for my Bronica but it seems that no one wants to buy it so maybe I'll give the film a try. Where do you get yours from?
Thanks, Julian, I appreciate the compliments! I had no idea there was an instant back for the Bronica, that's really interesting! I really like this back from Analogue Studio because I can use any of the Polaroid line-up of film (SX-70, 600, and i-Type), which I usually get at my favourite photo shop in Montreal, Studio Argentique. Thanks for watching!
@@JessHobbs I looked at some film and I'm confused by i-Type and another that says "not for vintage cameras". I notice that some come with batteries and my back doesn't have a battery in it so I presume that's what I'll need (but then, you don't have this camera so you may not be able to comment). Inside the back, it refers to Polaroid Land Camera. I'll probably not get film in time for next week so I'll try for the Fall Polaroid Week.
@@jnrickards You don't say which Bronica. I have a GS-1, which is 6x7. I had the Polaroid back but it currently only takes the now defunct Fuji FP-100C, now very expensive. Plus the framing doesn't use the whole film, just a 6x7 corner. It was mostly used just to check exposures in the field. Good luck!
The one that is discontinued was the model for both the RB and the Press camera, but the one for just the RB alone is still available. Here's the direct link to the product, hope this helps! analogue.studio/product/impossible-project-polaroid-back-for-mamiya-rb67-only/ Thanks for watching!
one fix, ask a local mechanic shop (machinist) to turn this on a metal lathe, also a circlip grove would NOT go astray either, bore the hole out to take it, then press the sleive in, holding it against screw force, by the circlip on the other side! ( or use contact adheisive { the two part stuff you mix with the icecream sticks- austa lazanya, don't get any on ya!! ( sorry have Autism, and could not forget this Mission Impossible 1 quote, as it applies here { the puty explosive they use in the movie}) } - one WARNING this quote does hold true, as this glue is ravanous, people have stuck fingers to wood, or to other fleshy parts of their body, and this is an AMBULANCE job!!! ).
My favourite part about these backs is that you can use any of the available Polaroid films! I usually prefer the SX-70 lineup, but I also like being able to use the I-type films to be more eco-friendly. Thanks for asking!
You forgot one necessary and highly important piece of "equipment" for building these backs....a bottle of orange juice. Just add some of the alcohol and calm those nerves!!! :D :P :P It'd be good if you could make one of these backs to fit any MF camera, apart from the RB67. Oh, don't use isopropyl alcohol with orange juice, though!!! Not a good idea!!! Normal plonk (vodka) will also clean the rollers as well, so use that instead :D Roid week like in a day or so!!!
Hope you had fun during Roid Week. I did, over on Flickr. Great community there and the standard of the pics was very high. Some really great piccies and talented photographers!!
@@carltanner9065 I really need to get on Flickr, it seems like there's such a great community there! I shared mine on my Instagram page, but maybe I'll join in on Flickr for the Fall edition!
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Your enthusiasm for Polaroids shines through in this video, Jess.
Thank you so much, Jim!! It's a really fun medium to shoot on, especially since I can pair it with my RB67! I love how sharp my subjects are now, but still retain that naturally dreamy quality of the film!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this. I got a Polaroid instant developer lab for $100 new in box today, and an rb67 is on the way, so i think this is on my radar.
Hi Jess, I followed your advice (see below), contacted Alin, and today I received from him a FULLY assembled back for my RB67. When I looked at it, I was a bit puzzled at first glance because I did not know how to handle it. After watching Alin’s TH-cam video things are getting clear. By the way, my Eject Button arrived in black, not red! Greetings from Germany
Great video, the storytelling part during the build was spot on, I could really anticipate how that must have felt to accidentally break it. However, glad that you were able to fix it! Also, the last shot with the star trails at 12:28 is pure magic.
Thank you so much, Karin!! The voiceovers took a long time to get right, but the vibe came through, which is exactly what I was hoping for! And I am so glad that I was able to fix it, it'll teach me to go a little easier on things in the future!
I'm in love with doing star trails.on Polaroids now, I'm going to keep doing them when I have the right weather/moon phase conditions for sure!
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate that!
As I watch your infectious enthusiasm I can't help but notice your wedding band. So I make assumptions: your videographer is your partner, and he or she is happy to make you the star in your well produced videos. And that's what a healthy relationship is all about. I would know: I do the same for my lovely wife who incidentally is a Polaroid camera fanatic and who surprised me after watching this video with the disclosure that she has an unused Impossible Lab squirreled away. Now the search for a RB67 begins ...
Awesome results! Glad you managed to get everything put together right. And yes, it is so much easier to take things apart than putting them back together! I had a Dell laptop at work that I needed to replace a video card in, got the machine disassembled without difficulty, and then couldn't get it back together!
Oh man, that's rough! I hate taking apart computers, especially laptops, so I feel your pain!
Thanks for watching, Alex, I really appreciate that!
You weren't kiddin' when you told me I was going to want to see what you put out this week!
Yay, I'm so happy you watched it! I felt really bad after putting out the first video with the Rezivot, a lot of people were disappointed that they don't make the conversion kits anymore. So when I realized that this kit from Analogue Studio was a possibility, I had to try it out... I was really hoping it would be the answer we were all looking for, and I'm happy that it is!
Thanks for watching!
@@JessHobbs - So awesome! I remember in the first video you mentioned how you really couldn’t film the build, so, especially awesome you could do it this time! I ordered a kit and now I just have to track down the instant lab. It’s a journey. But instantly worth it.
This is awesome news! You triggered me with the rezivot-back video and I was sooo dissapointed when they told me they were out of stock. Thanks for sharing, Jess!!
Yeah, I think I ended up getting a lot of people excited and then very disappointed after the Rezivot video, I really didn't mean to do that! So when I saw this was available from Analogue Studio, I had to buy it and test it out because I was hoping to have something positive to share with everyone!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing all this great information. I shot mostly portraits back in the 1970s with the RB67. Loved that big neg on the ole clunker. You've inspired me to think hard about getting another one to shoot Polaroids. Thanks!
PS: Kudos to whomever is shooting your videos.
Polaroid has never been my passion nor something I find to inspire me, but watching you talk about it and seeing your images makes with that media does. The best camera in the world is the camera that gets you “out there” shooting, and we’re all inspired by different things, and nice images is created with the media and tool you prefer. 😊 Thanks for another great video. I am already looking forward to the next one
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! I agree that the best camera is the one that gets you out shooting, and I will always aspire to bring that motivation out. For sure, Polaroids aren't for everyone, but if at least one person tells me that I've inspired them to pick up any camera and shoot with it, then it's a win in my eyes!
Thanks for watching!
OMG I have sold that back for peanut! Nice job!
I want one!
It's a fun addition to have in an already great system, I am loving shooting Polaroids on my RB67!
Thanks for watching!
I'm always looking forward to your videos. I love your energy and enthusiasm!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that!
Thanks for watching!
This is beautiful I want to do it!!!!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for making this!
Pretty cool, I enjoyed it a lot and just shot swans with another instant film. Is there any of these kits for a Mamiya 645? I have the original polaroid adapter for my mamiays, but its kind of a waste to shoot FP100C on these.
Your Polaroid shots are truly wonderful! Every of them! Really want to start trying to shoot with Polaroids...just need to find a instant camera now haha
I've always been in love with Polaroid film, I have an SX-70 camera from 1972, and then two of the rainbow versions that came out in the 80s. I still love those cameras, but there is definitely something special to being able to use this back on my RB67!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful images Jess 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much, and thanks for watching!
Awesome images! Well, i don't have a Mamiya RB67, but my Polaroid cameras are ready for the Polaroid week :-)
Excellent! I hope you had a wonderful Polaroid Week, do you have a link to where you post your images?
Now I'll be busy getting ready for Fall Polaroid Week in October! Thanks for watching!
@@JessHobbs Well, to be honest, my Polaroid week wasn't really successful. I loaded my SLR680 with a pack of film and after 3 photos it didn't eject the photos anymore. I shot another pack of Yellowchrome, but i'm not really satisfied with the results. I hope to get better results in October :-)
Yes you’re amazing
So I guess these aren’t sold any longer? There doesn’t seem to be a way to buy one from that link.
Great video. Thanks for the Info!
Love all your Polaroid videos! Any idea if there are (integral) Polaroid or Instax backs for the Hasselblad?
Thank you so much, Simone! I'm pretty sure there are Instax backs for the Hasselblad, I just don't know who makes them. I'll do some research and let you know if I find anything!
Thanks for watching!
wow spectacular stuff, and who would have thought you could do star trails with a Polaroid :)
Thank you so much, Matt, I really appreciate that! Shooting star trails on Polaroid is very quickly becoming my favourite way to shoot star trails, it's so magical when that image comes to life!
Thanks for watching! 😀
I prefer my lo-fi polaroid back because I can use a prism with it, sure the image comes out "side ways" but the ability to use a prism was big for me.
Yeah, I can see that. I almost never use my prism, so for me I much prefer this Analogue Studio back because I like my frames better right side up! To each their own, I'm just glad that there are options available for all of our different tastes!
Thanks for watching!
Great vid! Next challenge: finding an impossible instant lab for a sane price
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I managed to source my two labs locally, I think I paid $90 for one and $110 for the other, something like that. I do my best to avoid eBay, they always seem to be astronomically priced there. Sometimes it takes a little patience, but the right one will definitely pop up!
Thanks for watching! I'll keep y fingers crossed you get a lab soon!
Gorgeous ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This girl is awesome!
Hi Jess, I tried to order the „Fully converted Impossible Labs“ in this very minute for 300$ but it is „Out of stock“. This is bad news.
Hi Marcus! Please don't worry, I have spoken with Alin, so I do know that he will be making more of these, I think he just didn't have a chance to open up backorders on his website yet! Try contacting him through his Instagram @analoguestudiodc, he'll put you on his order list!
Thanks for watching!
i wish they can do something about that black frame, i wish it can be a full picture without that any weird looking frame
Personally, I love the black frame lines, especially when doing emulsion lifts! You won't get those lines shooting Instax Square on a Mamiya though, because the image size of the Instax is slightly smaller than Polaroid, but I don't know enough about the Instax backs to advise you.
nice video, and darkslide warning on the back, but you need one more!- as this camera RB67 has a mirror lock_up knob on the lenses, this detaches the shutter trigger from the main body shutter button, aka the mirror ALONE fires on pressing the body release!!- so if you do M_up use a cable on the lens, and ONLY hit the back's eject button AFTER the cable release, as NOT doing this releases the mirror only, wasting a frame of this $5-00 /shot film!!, not a "smart move".
Dumb question but how do you take the photo of the polaroid? Do you just snap a picture of it against a white background with your phone or is it something else? Thanks
you are amaizing!
Cool! I love the photos!! I have a Polaroid back for my Bronica but it seems that no one wants to buy it so maybe I'll give the film a try. Where do you get yours from?
Thanks, Julian, I appreciate the compliments! I had no idea there was an instant back for the Bronica, that's really interesting! I really like this back from Analogue Studio because I can use any of the Polaroid line-up of film (SX-70, 600, and i-Type), which I usually get at my favourite photo shop in Montreal, Studio Argentique.
Thanks for watching!
@@JessHobbs I looked at some film and I'm confused by i-Type and another that says "not for vintage cameras". I notice that some come with batteries and my back doesn't have a battery in it so I presume that's what I'll need (but then, you don't have this camera so you may not be able to comment). Inside the back, it refers to Polaroid Land Camera. I'll probably not get film in time for next week so I'll try for the Fall Polaroid Week.
Never mind, LoL, the Bronica back requires vintage film that some people will have for sale but it will be old and expired.
@@jnrickards You don't say which Bronica. I have a GS-1, which is 6x7. I had the Polaroid back but it currently only takes the now defunct Fuji FP-100C, now very expensive. Plus the framing doesn't use the whole film, just a 6x7 corner. It was mostly used just to check exposures in the field. Good luck!
@@oudviola Thanks Mark, yes GS-1 and yes, I've since found out that the film is no longer available. Pity, it would have been fun to join in.
Que genia!! jajaja
Muy muy buen video
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The site says discontinued for the conversion kit?
The one that is discontinued was the model for both the RB and the Press camera, but the one for just the RB alone is still available. Here's the direct link to the product, hope this helps!
analogue.studio/product/impossible-project-polaroid-back-for-mamiya-rb67-only/
Thanks for watching!
one fix, ask a local mechanic shop (machinist) to turn this on a metal lathe, also a circlip grove would NOT go astray either, bore the hole out to take it, then press the sleive in, holding it against screw force, by the circlip on the other side! ( or use contact adheisive { the two part stuff you mix with the icecream sticks- austa lazanya, don't get any on ya!! ( sorry have Autism, and could not forget this Mission Impossible 1 quote, as it applies here { the puty explosive they use in the movie}) } - one WARNING this quote does hold true, as this glue is ravanous, people have stuck fingers to wood, or to other fleshy parts of their body, and this is an AMBULANCE job!!! ).
what type of polaroid film do you use for this?
My favourite part about these backs is that you can use any of the available Polaroid films! I usually prefer the SX-70 lineup, but I also like being able to use the I-type films to be more eco-friendly. Thanks for asking!
here comes a wave of photographers......
You forgot one necessary and highly important piece of "equipment" for building these backs....a bottle of orange juice. Just add some of the alcohol and calm those nerves!!! :D :P :P It'd be good if you could make one of these backs to fit any MF camera, apart from the RB67.
Oh, don't use isopropyl alcohol with orange juice, though!!! Not a good idea!!! Normal plonk (vodka) will also clean the rollers as well, so use that instead :D
Roid week like in a day or so!!!
Hahaha, you are very right! And definitely don't get mixed up between isopropyl alcohol and vodka, they are not the same!
Thanks for watching!
Hope you had fun during Roid Week. I did, over on Flickr. Great community there and the standard of the pics was very high. Some really great piccies and talented photographers!!
@@carltanner9065 I really need to get on Flickr, it seems like there's such a great community there! I shared mine on my Instagram page, but maybe I'll join in on Flickr for the Fall edition!
It'll be good to see you there, Jess :D I saw your piccies on IG. They were good :D
I ended up going through 5 cartridges of Instax pics :D
your so charming