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You will learn how to perform Polaroid transfers with Matt Schwartz of She Hit Pause Studios and Polaroid lifts with Mia Moreno, how to photograph hauntingly beautiful double exposures with Leah Reich and create Polaroid coasters with Parul Arora, and how to transform your instant images into video with Fernanda Montoro.
Polaroid Transfers with Matt Schwartz
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One of our favorites for both quality of construction and beauty are Kolo albums, in particular, the Riva framed page photo album. Featuring 3.25- x 3.25-inch windows on each page, it’s an elegant way to display some of your favorite instant images

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Hold the camera still and keep your finger steady as you press the shutter button; do not move your finger or the camera until the photograph has ejected from the exit slot.

As long as your distance from the subject remains the same, you can then recompose your image while keeping the focus intact.

outline of the lamp so that the horizontal line of the split circle crosses over that vertical line/edge. You would then start to move the focusing wheel back and forth until the edge of the lamp is lined up, sharp and in focus.

In the lower section of the frame, you’ll see a circle with a line through it: this is the split circle that helps you focus the lens in low-light situations and for close-up shots. To use the split circle, try to find a vertical line within your composition to lay your split circle over. Move the focusing wheel from left to right until the vertical line matches up. For example, if you were to photograph a lamp, you would line up your split circle over the vertical