Why are the films for the vintage instant camera cameras so expensive?
In the 1980’s, instant films were seen as the most complex chemical consumer products ever made. I don't know if there's anything more complicated now, but consider:When you develop a standard black and white film, you have to put it in a development solution for a specified time and temperature. Then you have to put the film in a stop bath to stop the development at the right moment. Now comes the fixer solution to make the image stable and then you have to wash the film to remove a specified quantity of chemicals (not them all!) so the image will last.Now you must do all this within the confines of a camera, in a small piece of paper, at whatever external temperature and in color, without running water.That wider margin in the instant pictures contains a pocket with the chemicals. As the photo exits the camera, it passes between two rollers that spread the chemicals over the whole image. The chemicals penetrate the several layers of the photo, develop the image and meet layers of other chemicals that react with them, fix the picture and even wash the remaining chemicals. Oh yes, that standard black and white film I spoke of at the beginning, it gives you a negative image but the instant material also has to revert it so it can be positive…did I say it was a complex chemical product?That's why when they started making instant pictures again, they called it The Impossible Project.
I want to install a CCTV camera in my office and view it from my home and see what my staff is doing in my absence. Can you suggest the type of CCTV?
Now, it is very easy to keep an eye on your staff while you are at home. As the technology growing up there is a wide range of HD CCTV camera which comes with a mobile app. By installing up a security camera at your office, you can easily monitor and control what you want to.GizmoSmart is one of the companies bringing innovation in security solutions. The company provides one of the easiest to use and beautifully designed business security CCTV camera. With GizmoSmart you can have the full fledged security and control of your office. Below are the features of GizmoSmart HD CCTV camera:Live Viewing:- 24/7 Real Time HD video & audio streaming / Multi-View FunctionalityDetection & Alarms:- Email alert & Notification on Motion & Audio DetectionStorage:- Cloud Storage as well as Local SD Card StorageInstallation & Support:- Installation & Set Up / Customer Care, Email & Online SupportSecurity:- Lock your recordings / Notification when camera gets offlineThese features make GizmoSmart different from other CCTV Cameras. So, whether you are at home or in any corner of the world, GizmoSmart is always with you. GizmoSmart lets you know if something happens in real time through android app so you can take appropriate action.
How to store polaroid film once it has been inserted in a camera?
You should keep it in the camera. The solution used for developing the photo is stored in that strip at the bottom of the photo . The rollers on the camera squeeze out the solution when it is forced out . So it is sealed.Best to keep it that way. It is as safe as it would be sitting in a store. When I discovered my parents camera , the film was over 5 years old and it worked fine. I don't know how long it will last , but it should last a long time. I know I have left it in for a year. If you remove it, it will definetly ruin (expose)one picture . By the way , shaking it does NOTHING to help develope it , again the solution is contained within the picture so the air never reaches it.
Find polaroid in a dictionary.describe a polaroid land camera?
Po·lar·oid /ˈpoʊləˌrɔɪd/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[poh-luh-roid] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation Trademark. 1. a brand of material for producing polarized light from unpolarized light by dichroism, consisting typically of a stretched sheet of colorless plastic treated with an iodine solution so as to have long, thin, parallel chains of polymeric molecules containing conductive iodine atoms. It is used widely in optical and lighting devices to reduce glare. 2. Also called Polaroid Camera, Polaroid Land Camera. the first brand of instant camera, developed by Edwin H. Land and marketed since 1948. 3. Also called Polaroid print. a print made by such a camera
How can I fix a 'can't connect to camera please make sure to close other apps that may use camera or flashlight' error?
Firstly, close the application and try opening it again. If still it isn't working, go to settings>application>camera and select force stop, also select clear cache. And try opening the application again. If still it doesn't work, try the Indian way, restart your phone.
How can I use Fujifilm Instax in my (homemade) pinhole camera? Do I need a "instant back", and if so, how can I make one?
Without knowing more specifics I looked up a few things and I believe you will find an answer to your dilemma somewhere in one of these links.This has already been done (what you're attempting) and several solutions can be found. How I found them was to do a search like this [ instax forum “pinhole camera” ]. Minus the brackets but you must use the parentheses. Here's part of the data sheet from the Instax film.[1] This link is a PDF for the data sheet.The following links are to the most relevant forums with people that have done this.Pinhole Camera Quantitative ReasoningThis link below for PHOTRIO is your best bet.PHOTRIO.COMHere's a YouTube video also you may find helpful.Good luck, as an amateur photographer (before digital) I love to see other's experiments.Footnotes[1] https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&...
How do I view my IP camera outside my network? I can view it inside of my network but not outside of it.
Jesse Miller has provided a very detailed answer to this question. In general, you need:Assign a static LAN IP address to your camera;Find your camera’s video stream URL or browser-based management interface URL;Set Port Forwarding on your router. Also make sure to change your camera’s default password, and install the latest firmware periodically;Find your WAN IP address. Most consumers don’t have Static WAN IP address, you might want to order a DDNS service.Another solution is to use CameraFTP service. CameraFTP is a leading Cloud Recording and Surveillance service. You can configure your camera to upload footage to CameraFTP cloud storage. Cloud recording is more secure than local recording as an intruder cannot delete / destroy your recorded footage in the cloud. CameraFTP has browser based viewer app and mobile viewer app for iOS and Android. This way, you don’t need to worry about DDNS, router and firewall security. Your camera does not need to be exposed to the Internet.
FUJIFILM INSTAX 210 QUESTION?HELP! 10 stars!!!?
wow, good question. well I have yet to see one of these but I found the youtube video below. And, from plenty of instant Polaroid experience, (and a Kodak instant picture model) there is a very important item they fail to mention. At least with the American made ones I list. In order for the instant cameras to process the images two rollers are required to spread the chemicals necessary to work the magic. these in this camera are concealed just above the film pack beside the view finder. These must be spotlessly clean. To clean them, the film pack must be removed (sorry this will ruin at least one photo as it will be exposed to light. remove it in a semi dark room and place it face down on a dark smooth surface then place something opaque over it. Then, to clean the rollers take disposable paper towel (kitchen variety should be fine as it is relatively lint free, moisten it with cold water and rub the rollers rotating them with a little finger pressure, Possibly pressing the exposure button if turned on (camera may not allow this but worth a try) will rotate the rollers. your problem sounds to me like there is something stuck on them and then they somehow got out of sequence with the presence of the film pack... After you reinsert the film pack, the first photo will be white as unless you do the entire operation in total darkness it will be exposed. I would not recommend trying this in darkness without an intimate knowledge of the camera and obviously you do not have this. (do not risk dropping the entire camera and making a bad situation worse.) Two more suggestions. Why is there no warranty? and try looking at the link below.. Just about all I know of the specific camera came from this video...( I have done serious photography for more than 30 years including camera repairs.)