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My first two polaroid shots since I have no idea when. I remember having several Polaroid cameras; I have several Polaroid shots saved from high school in a drawer, so my last use was sometime in the 80s.

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I picked up a used SX-70 off of eBay and so far, so good. Sure brings back good memories. When my wife heard the click-and-eject of the Polaroid, she almost fell off her chair. The dogs too; you can see Daisy’s cocked head as the film came out. Such a classic sound. Thank you to the last remaining factory in the Netherlands still producing this film. You can watch a great YouTube video about it: Life at the Last Polaroid Factory in the World.

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