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Polaroid 600se. Review The Goose Polaroid 600 SE `Professional`. Introduction The Polaroid Models 600 and 600 SE Professional Pack Film Cameras combine the features of a professional camera with the convenience of Polaroid pack film The Mamiya Press was - as the name suggests - a very popular press photographer's camera for the 6x7 and 6x9 format, with a large, coupled and reliable view/rangefinder.

The GOOSE Reviewing the Polaroid 600SE EMULSIVE
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The GOOSE Reviewing the Polaroid 600SE EMULSIVE

The Mamiya Press was - as the name suggests - a very popular press photographer's camera for the 6x7 and 6x9 format, with a large, coupled and reliable view/rangefinder. With an aluminum body, manual adjustments, rangefinder, and versatility, it's easy to see why this is the case. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Polaroid 600 SE Instant Film Camera at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

Testing my Polaroid 600 SE professional (aka The Goose) with fuji fp. It is based on a well-known and popular photographer's model, the Mamiya Universal/Press Polaroid 600SE, The Goose and some shots on various pack film It's ironic how this professional camera was once used as a proofing tool with Polaroids before shooting many rolls of film

The Polaroid 600SE Was Called "The Best Instant Film Camera". With an aluminum body, manual adjustments, rangefinder, and versatility, it's easy to see why this is the case. Polaroid 600 SE - Mamiya 1:4.7 f=127mm - Fuji FP-100c @ ASA-100 Experiences Having used similar cameras to the 600 SE in the past it gave me a leg up when working with the 600 SE as I already knew the 'groove' that you need to get in your head to fully operate the camera effectively.