Making Tintypes with the Polaroid SX-70 and Passport cameras [Instant Shoots]

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[Love_roulette_]

I am extremely proud to be able to say that this is MY UNCLE! I can tell you that he has always been creative in many areas! Noyel is a pretty awesome human being and I am so lucky to be able to call him family! <3 :)

[Gee]

I’m blown away by the fidelity of these tintypes coming out of the hacked SX-70. *mind-blown*

[willysheepskin]

The mad scientist maneuvers for tintypes out of the sx-70 are so sick haha! Actually picking one of those up sometime soon, although definitely not going to be tintyping with it lolol. Rad video as always man!

[sneakingelephant]

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Holy crap, the quality looks nuts. I would never think the sx-70 was capable of an image that detailed

[simonedeiana]

It's always so fascinating to be remembered of how coating a sheet of metal can give such stunning images!

[leonjonsson]

This video is wild, Noyel is a genius.

[CrookedNose]

I can't even be considered an amateur photographer but I appreciate the art in this. Thanks for a great video.

[no-one]

I really like these wet plate photography. There's something magical about the process.

[Will_i_art]

I can't stress how mind blowing this is. Simply stellar work!

[Coco-ctix]

What did I just see??!? That was PURE magic and alchemy! Thank you Ben for this phenomenal video! Noyel Gallimore is such a talent and what a lovely human - so generous to share his artistry and love of photography! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[SteveSSBB]

I don’t consider all photography art but when I see things like this there is no denying that some truly artistic people choose to express themselves through photography. Thank you for sharing your art with us, Noyel. I hope to see you on the channel again soon.

[JohnnyCashavetes]

The quality of the image blew my mind, was expecting something lesser, but the sharpness was insane, totally justifies the mad scientist process.

[akisoga]

This might be the coolest thing I've seen linked to an SX70. Thanks for bringing this to us.

[fayed.untitled]

Super creative and brilliant! I'd love to make some Tintypes with my SX-70 someday, thanks for the inspiration.

[navingallimore]

This is an amazing process to be a part of and anyone watching should consider a trip out to Portland to meet Noyel and have your photo taken.

[lofianddiy]

This is definitely on my list of things I desperately want to try! I have a couple of tintypes in my studio from the 1800s, and they stare at me through time to remind me that I will learn this process! Great show as always- thank you for the brilliant content. I eagerly await your videos!

[christosvrettos]

You are so much better than Netflix. I could binge watch your channel all day long!

[headwerkn]

Wow, the resolution of those images is amazing! Nice to know we have a legit backup if Kodak ever starts doing a Fuji and winds up film manufacturing.

[shadarko]

1. I love everything about this 2. I now have a huge crush on Noyel and his alchemy magic 3. love this community 4. extra love for Ben and your bombdigging awesomeness in sharing all this with us.

[melaninxhalide]

THIS WAS More artist visits please cause these are #BigForBusiness! ❤️