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:extreme photo geek moment:
i had this technique that i used many years ago of slightly overexposing type55 B&W polaroid and sandwiching it together with a 5x4 colour neg (VHC). the odd thing was the polaroid negative had an image that was bigger than then colour neg. it grew in size by about 1mm over it's length so was never in register with the colour, i would rotate the polaroid neg about 1° which gave the background of the object i was shooting a weird twisted movement that was more pronnounced towards the edges of the image (registration was centered). the results were a painterly and swooshy with a sarah moon type feel. i guess it would take a few minutes in photoshop but moire would be a problem.
what about those instant polaroid slides with massive grain and punchy reds, anyone remember that? you had to process them in a wind up machine thingy.
:end of photogeek moment: