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	The Land List
		Yes, a Polaroid rollfilm camera user guide seems almost academic at this stage in the game, but I do get asked about that from time to time, and I thought it'd be a nice idea.
		Also, the less-than-obvious Alphabetical Camera Index has been relocated to a more prominent place, as it is now incorporated with the main Camera Listings page.
		In addition to the new images, I've expanded some of the camera descriptions a bit, and have added a new navigation aid to the packfilm cameras page.
	www.rwhirled.com /landlist/landhome.htm (0 words)

	Ken Riley Photographics Antique and Classic Polaroid Land Camera Page
		The Polaroid 100 Land Camera, also known as the "Automatic 100," was manufactured from 1963-1966.
		The camera was metal bodied with a plastic hinged cover and the bellows are grey in color.
		Camera unfolded out and up from a flat position and featured bellows in a vertical position as well as manual focus abilities.
	www.krphoto.com /polaroid.html (308 words)

	Edwin H. Land Summary
		Land, deciding to leave college to pursue his work at a laboratory in New York City, approached the problem by using many small crystals tightly packed together to produce the effect of one large crystal.
		Land told them that from now on their sunglasses should be made with polarized glass, and the company bought the idea.
		She asked to see the picture, and while Land was explaining that she would have to wait, he was already developing a plan for a camera that would process the film immediately.
	www.bookrags.com /Edwin_H._Land (3554 words)

	Inventor Edwin Herbert Land Biography
		Land returned to Harvard at the age of 19 but left again in his senior year to found a laboratory nearby.
		The development of the still camera was one of the most significant advances of the age of invention.
		Founded in 1980 by Edwin Herbert Land, The Rowland Institute for Science is a private, nonprofit organization with a broad charter to conduct basic research in all the sciences.
	www.ideafinder.com /history/inventors/land.htm (537 words)

	No. 536: Polaroid and Land
		The camera was based on a new film that developed and printed immediately.
		When Land retired in 1982 he was a 73-year-old billionaire with 533 patents to his name.
		Land was a reticent and driven man. Once he said, "Anything worth doing is worth doing to excess." That upsets our ideas about moderation and balance.
	www.uh.edu /engines/epi536.htm (449 words)

	Inventor of the Week: Archive
		Land used the principle of diffusion transfer to reproduce the image recorded by the camera's lens directly onto a photosensitive surface---which now functioned as both film and photo.
		Land continued to improve his invention: "Polacolor" film made instant color photos possible in 1963; in 1972, the "SX-70" replaced the wet, peel-apart development process with dry films that developed in light.
		Land spent his entire adult life experimenting and innovating in the field of optics, from producing recording systems used by the U.S. in World War II to proposing the "retinex" theory of human color perception.
	web.mit.edu /invent/iow/land.html (301 words)

	CAMERA: BACKGROUNDER: Land, the Palestinian Authority, and Israel
		Before statehood land purchased by the JNF was not resold but was instead leased out on a long-term basis to create kibbutzim and other forms of Jewish settlement.
		Today, of the total land in Israel, 79.5% is owned by the government, 14% is privately owned by the JNF, and the rest, around 6.5%, is evenly divided between private Arab and Jewish owners.
		Under its charter the purpose of the JNF was to purchase land for the settlement of Jews, and this has been interpreted to mean that JNF land should not be leased, at least on a long-term basis, to non-Jews.
	www.camera.org /index.asp?x_article=39&x_context=2 (2727 words)

	Polaroid Land Camera Model 80a Film Camera Sample Photos and Specifications (Site not responding. Last check: )
		All Cameras >> Polaroid >> Polaroid Land Camera Model 80a
		These photos are are a guide to what these cameras are capable of, but may not fully represent the camera due to post-processing, scanning, or photographic technique.
		Contact cameras@pbase.com to contribute data or photos of cameras.
	www.pbase.com /cameras/polaroid/land_camera_model_80a (91 words)

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		Land, who founded Polaroid in 1937 and the Rowland Institute For Science Inc. in 1980, introduced the first instant camera in 1947, starting the era of 60-second photography.
		In an oft-told anecdote, the idea struck Land on a family vacation when he took a photograph of his 3-year-old daughter and she asked why she had to wait to see the picture.
		Polaroid, a trademark for the polarizing sheets that Land invented, was coined by Smith College art scholar Clarence Kennedy, with whom Land worked in the 1930s in producing 3-D photographs of Renaissance sculpture.
	www.eiu.edu /~scienced/3290/science/discrepant/polaroid.html (729 words)

	Polaroid SX-70: The Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera
		Released in 1972, the Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera was a landmark in instant camera design and functionality.
		While they seem primitive by today's modern instant camera standards - no built-in flash for example - the SX-70 still takes gorgeous, beautiful pictures in good light and besides, it boasts some of the coolest style you'll ever find in any camera with its faux-leather binding, chrome trim and of course, pop-out design.
		For example, the main photographic limitation with the camera is how it performs in low light situations sans flash (by the way, flash bulbs are available if you want them).
	www.o-dub.com /photos/sx70/2002/04/polaroid-sx-70-land-camera.html (732 words)

	Innovation Odyssey - The Technology Trail
		In 1944, Edwin Land, the founder of the Polaroid Corporation, was asked by his three-year-old daughter why she could not see the picture he had just taken of her.
		Her request translated into the Polaroid Land Camera, the first instant camera offered for sale in November of 1948.
		Land's contributions to the war effort earned him the Medal of Freedom, the highest honor awarded to a civilian.
	www.innovationodyssey.com /camera.htm (146 words)

	Welcome to The Rowland Institute at Harvard
		Land had transformed family parties, reunions and weddings; everyone went home with a precious and unique photograph in their pocket.
		Their video cameras could operate at much lower light levels, the resolution gave much sharper pictures, the videotape was cheap and could be reused, they could be replayed on one’s own domestic colour television set and, finally, copies could easily be made at low cost for one’s friends.
		The camera is so small that there is no room for a lens to focus the image; the camera needs to be opened up into a larger unit to take pictures.
	www.rowland.harvard.edu /organization/land/instantphoto.php (1973 words)

	Polaroid Land Camera Model 95 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Once the exposure was made the leader was pulled which advanced the negative and printing paper together between spring loaded rollers which burst the developing agent evenly coating the negative and print paper and processing was started.
		The largest Polaroid film available is 16 x 20 inches and the handful of large format view cameras supporting this size and are mainly used to produce fine art images.
		The smallest Polariod print is produced by the i- Zone camera which became on of the best selling cameras in the world in 1999.
	www.clickondavid.com /polaroid.html (257 words)

	Historic & Antique Camera Message:
		I am looking to buy a kodak land camera model 100 that is still working.
		It is a Polaroid Land camera, model # 110b.
		The camera itself is in great condition, although I have never taken a picture with it and don't know if it truly works or not.
	www.historiccamera.com /messageboard1/23.html (399 words)

	Cameras, Binoculars, Spotting Scopes, Rifle Scopes - Camera Land NY
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		Our product line includes some of the finest optics, cameras, and bags available anywhere in the world and our service department is second to none.
		Whether you're looking to order prints, purchase optics or cameras, or have equipment repaired, we can help.
	www.cameralandny.com (0 words)

	Thoughts About Photography: Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Model 2
		After doing some research on the camera I was disappointed to learn that the film was recently discontinued.
		Posted by: tozé at June 18, 2006 11:56 AM That is an amazingly interesting camera.
		Posted by: Susanna at June 23, 2006 1:23 PM sx-70 "blend" film is available overseas and on ebay.
	www.foundphotography.com /PhotoThoughts/archives/2006/06/polaroid_sx70_land_camera_mode.html (309 words)

	Camera Obscura Experiment I - The Great Moorman Experiment I
		While the camera was enroute (from Belgium to Ohio), Rick was doing valuable research regarding the type of film used in the Polaroid Land Camera Model 80A.
		Placing the camera in the vicinity of the "supposed" position of Mary Moorman, then adding the frosted acetate overlay to the open back of the Polaroid camera one can immediately see if the line of sight corresponds to and aligns too objects within the Moorman #5 photo.
		The camera is placed almost at the same place where the first attempt was done a few months ago.
	www.copweb.be /labo/co2/co2.htm (1217 words)

	Edwin Land/polaroid camera (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Edwin Land was a physicist, manufacturing executive, and an inventor.
		Edwin Land founded the Polaroid Corporation in 1937 where he adopted polarized materials for sunglasses, 3-D movies, and for other military use.
		This camera can also put out a microscope to view living cells in their natural colors.
	www.newton.mec.edu /bigelow/engineering_technology/examples/land/Land.htm (340 words)

	Land Camera
		Prior to the invention of the Instant Photo Camera, a few things were needed to be invented to create the wonderful invention which I have made a page about.
		A permanent mirror was used in the camera, therefore, that needed to be invented.
		This is a sketch of the Polaroid Land Camera.
	www.sjmv.org /Campus/Class/scinventors/camera/landcamera.html (295 words)

	Edwin H. Land (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I was born in 1909, and died in 1991.
		I used the principal of diffusion transfer to reproduce the image recorded by the camera's lens directly onto a photosensitive surface---which now functioned as both film and photo.
		The Polaroid Land Camera was first offered for sale on November 26th, 1948.
	www.northstar.k12.ak.us /schools/ryn/projects/inventors/land/land.html (444 words)

	BetterPhoto Photography Reviews: SX-70 Land Camera
		I gave this camera the highest rating because of the fun you can have with it.
		Of little use as a camera compared to digicams, however as a source of images to manipulate it's excellent.
		This camera is in the high fun level range.
	www.betterphoto.com /reviews/reviewItemDetail.asp?reviewItemID=2441 (434 words)

	Polaroid Land Camera model 150, (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Polaroid Land Camera model 150, c.1957-60, large format 3 X 4 1/2" photos.
		Land, were the first commercially successful instant picture cameras using in-camera development.
		The author tells the good things about each camera, and what to watch out for if you are thinking about buying a classic camera.
	www.calpots.com /sp_exhibits/camera_exhibit/19_camera.html (110 words)

	eBay: Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera Instant Film SLR near MINT (item 190075201977 end time Jan-28-07 20:40:47 PST) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is the almighty Polaroid SX-70 Intergal Instant Print Film Land Camera in EXCELLENT working mint or very close to mint condition.
		The leather in great condition, the chrome and the bellows are perfect, the lens is clear, and the rollers are clean.
		Look at the pictures I took with this camera, the first two were taken with 600 film covered with window tint.
	cgi.ebay.com /Polaroid-SX-70-Land-Camera-Instant-Film-SLR-near-MINT_W0QQitemZ190075201977QQihZ009QQcategoryZ3347QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem (447 words)

	Polaroid SX-70
		I'm sad though that Polaroid is discontinuing Time Zero and while I've seen the workarounds for using either 660 or 779 film with it, they sound like a small pain in the ass if you ask me. If you have had any experience with using the conversion, please let me know.
		I just like the simplicity of the camera the way it is now and the idea of having to physically alter anything makes me very wary (especially since I'm all thumbs).
		Not to cast suspicions, but a seller who lists their camera as untested is either being lazy or trying to pass off a busted camera.
	www.o-dub.com /photos/sx70 (1852 words)

	Historic & Antique Camera Message:
		Their previous models used a complex rollfilm with caustic internal chemicals that required the "instant pictures" to develop inside the camera so that you had to wait before you could shoot another.
		With their much simpler pack films and advanced cameras, the film was contained in a compact drop-in pack and the pictures were pulled out of the camera to develop within their own individual sleeves.
		Hopefully they will have several different kinds, giving you a variety to choose from, but be sure to bring the camera with you and make the dealer understand what you want.
	www.historiccamera.com /messageboard1/79.html (551 words)

	Rolling Stone : Aztec Camera: High Land, Hard Rain : Music Reviews
		High Land, Hard Rain, the debut album by Aztec Camera, is the kind of pop record you were afraid they didn't make anymore.
		Like Love's classic 1967 LP Forever Changes, a lush orchestral-folk opus released in the midst of psychedelia's greatest excesses, High Land, Hard Rain is radical not only in its musical restraint but in its arrogant rejection of fashion.
		Frame can be corny in his adolescent sexual earnestness, awkwardly naive in his poetic ambitions ("We'll take a train to the graves again/That we can learn the value of life," he sings in "Back on Board").
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/azteccamera/albums/album/110654 (225 words)

	Polaroid 100 Land Camera "Automatic 100" w/Accessories
		Description: This is a Polaroid 100 Land Camera, also known as "Automatic 100." This was invented by Edwin Land who founded the Polaroid Corporation.
		This camera featured a completely automatic electronic shutter offering continuously variable speeds ranging from 10 seconds to 1/1200 of a second.
		You will get the camera which has it's own cover and has a leather strap.
	www.goantiques.com /detail,polaroid-100-land,1250848.html (162 words)

	Cameras: polaroid camera
		I'm an expert on all types of antique, classic, and contemporary cameras, as well as the general history of photography.
		It was Polaroid's first camera to use their instant "film pack" technology (a great improvement over their earlier roll style films), and was immensely successful.
		Put all that together, you have a camera that might sell for about $10 to $15 in truly excellent condition, and perhaps double that amount if in the original box.
	en.allexperts.com /q/Cameras-3213/polaroid-camera.htm (614 words)

	SeaLife Cameras - Underwater Digital Camera - DC300
		SeaLife’s cameras are designed for divers and are easier to use underwater than any other digital underwater camera.
		This 3.3mp camera allows divers to capture underwater encounters or land adventures in high resolution and bright colors.
		The camera is fully rubber armored for comfortable handling and ruggedness to 200ft.
	www.sealife-cameras.com /cameras/dc300.html (212 words)

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