brenda_nelson

I didn't realize you were at a re-enactment, I thought for a second these were real WWII photos. The second one really made me think that because it's a little fuzzier than the others. Very nice!

This technically falls out of the "pre-1970" category, but just barely, so I'm posting here anyway. I got a Polaroid

Land Camera - Super Colorpack camera for free (when your Mom owns the flea market, it has perks!). I searched all

over the internet and found out that it was made between 1970-72, and there was some technical data, but what I

can't find is what type of film that it uses. Does anyone know? I don't know if this is one I'll want to keep in my now

large collection of cheap cameras, but if I could run a pack through it, I'd be interested to see what comes out! By

the way, I got a couple flash bulbs with the camera - a little bonus!

Thanks everyone! I'll read up on the company sometime, sounds interesting. I've just recently discovered the classic cameras and am very much and amatuer, and I made a promise to myself to only buy ones that I can use, so this is probably not going on the purchase list - at least for now!

I have found a univex model A camera. Does anyone know about these? I could find more information on the Univex

AF cameras, but not the model A. Is it safe to say that film is absolutely impossible for these cameras? Are they

really just to collect now?