Window Film Cold Laminate Machine

I do not use it often .... but a convenient window mount for special shooting situations. Great for cold weather photography in the winter ... like sunrise or birds ... shooting inside a warm car ... taking photos of a cold outside.

These are great! Now that the cold weather is here, we watch the birds on the feeder from or kitchen window.

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,

These can be weird because some cold shoes can be tough to fit in due to machine tolerances. I appreciate the tolerance in having it as small as possible, but that can be a detriment if it takes too much persuasion to get things in and out of it. Also, locating pins on the bottom would be nice so it doesn't spin and/or back the screw out.

Important note in using this film... to take a picture you need to line up the dot in the middle of the red window. I was scared of the film so it was hard for me to load it and know when to take a picture and when to wind. I love that it has clever little motivational statements in the window before you get to the film. Another great aspect of lomography, creativity and artistic value are brought back to photos! I am still waiting for my photos to return from the lab, I tried to keep the film in low light as much as possible so we'll see if I did a good enough job.

It adds a flash in manual mode to the film camera with a cold shoe.

Every Instant Machine customes had to buy this Film Set...

Film arrived quick through B&H and was well within expiration window. Not sure if it's the exact emulation as the 35mm KG200, but typical (great) quality from Kodak. Great warm tones, not too grainy, forgiving exposure latitude and great skin tone reproduction. Have run several rolls through my Yashica TLR without any issues. Honestly, my go to color film for medium format. Much better value, considering the number of shots you get on 120, than Portra or Ektar and very pleasing images.

Loving my 600's, they pack enough punch for all the corporate stuff I do and make it so much easier to film in the big window rooms the clients' always want