Instant fun with filters
Anyone straying near my Flickr stream will know that I am enjoying instant photography at the moment. I have played with the Impossible film with my SX-70 and am in total love with my Instax mini camera.
Yesterday I tried to take pictures in the winter wonderland near work. The snow is so bright it overexposes the 800 ISO film in the Instax.
So I then started tinkering last night with a neutral density filter that Polaroid used to pack inside their film packs for the SX-70. I presume this allowed them to use 600 ISO film in a camera designed for 100 ISO film.
I’ve got two approaches, one is a filter over the lens and the other is a filter I’ve fitted to the film pack.
I’ll try them out at lunchtime in the same bright light and see what happens 
Watch this space!
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