thomas_barnes1

I'll sneak this in because I have an ETRS...

The format of the ETRS is perfect the perfect proportion for blowing up to 4x6, 8x10

from many photo finishers. The ETRS costs MUCH less. The lens quality is superb. I have a

50mm(wide angle), 75mm(standard) and 150mm(telephoto) and it is light and fits in your

hand.

Thousands of wedding photogs used the ETR/ETRS/ETRSi

Lastly, get a good meter, sturdy tripod and a cable release. Happy shooting!

redbarnz

Hi there--

I don't have an SQ but an ERTS. It sounds like the small lever on the side might be set to

multiple exposures. If so, it won't advance the film. Rotate the lever so that it points straight

up and you should be shooting in no time!

redbarnz

Also try Polaroid 667 black and white film: ISO 3000/Din 36. Dimensions are 3 1/4" x 4 1/4":) redbarnz

The black and white Polaroid film is 667(3 1/4"x 4 1/4", ISO 3000) and the color is 669. You are right. B&H is the lowest priced supplier. I just got a twin pack(two 10 packs)and am looking forward to seeing the results! Good luck!

You want cheap? How about a Holga 120. They come in two flavors--with and without flash($37 and 23 respectively from B&H Photo).Want a telephoto? Step closer. Want a wide angle shot? Step back. You can't get any cheaper than that!