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I'm now the owner of a monster trampoline that's nearly too big for the garden. Tell us your retail disasters and triumphs.
( , Thu 21 May 2009, 11:52)
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recently bought a Polaroid camera from the 70's from eBay (I know nothing about such things so at present I can't tell you what it is). It cost her a mere tenner, bargain. Only she can't find film for it anywhere, so it sits on a shelf gathering dust.
She repeats with many other random items on a weekly basis.
( , Sat 23 May 2009, 22:35, 4 replies)
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Depending on the model, she might be able to get a Fuji equivalent film for it (Google-fu Fuji FP100B or FP100C)
She might have to go to a pro camera shop, or failing that order it on the internet, but it *can* be done for a lot of the Polaroid cameras
(Just bought a box of 4 old polaroid cameras off fleabay..... )
Ooops
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My auction for something similar ends in three hours. I'm assuming I will need ebay for the film too.
( , Sun 24 May 2009, 17:47, closed)
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Try www.Silverprint.co.uk , 7dayshop, Retrophotographic, Discountfilmsdirect, calumet.co.uk, and numerous others. Just google the film you think you need, and see what pops up
( , Tue 26 May 2009, 12:17, closed)
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www.amazon.co.uk/Tetenal-624-274-Polaroid-Twin-Film/dp/B00004RFC2
it's still bloody expensive imo though (tjn senior used a Polaroid for years) just for having your pictures there and then.
( , Mon 25 May 2009, 15:44, closed)
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