LTK Polaroid Camera
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Derbyshire, EnglandPosts: 661MI6 Agent
Hi.
Just need a bit of advice from the ladies, gentleman and scolars that reside on this forum.
I have just managed to et my hands on a Polaroid Spectra System camera as used in Licence to Kill.
I've also managed to get an X-Ray photograph as seen in the film, thanks to ed the Spyboy.
All I need to do to make it screen accurate is to make the flash red, and I was wondering if someone could advise me as to the best way to achieve this.
Just need a bit of advice from the ladies, gentleman and scolars that reside on this forum.
I have just managed to et my hands on a Polaroid Spectra System camera as used in Licence to Kill.
I've also managed to get an X-Ray photograph as seen in the film, thanks to ed the Spyboy.
All I need to do to make it screen accurate is to make the flash red, and I was wondering if someone could advise me as to the best way to achieve this.
"NEVER SAY NO TO ADVENTURES." Ian Fleming
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Simply place it over the lens and you're done.
Ed
TheSpyBoys.com
the spyboys Facebook page
Once again thanks for your offer but as I had a red marker pen on the desk next to the camera, I have decided to go with Kleynen's suggestion, and the results are excellent!
Thanks very much for your help both of you!
And Kleynen - I love the Iguana - there a girls best friend don't you know!
Here's one I met in Mexico last month:
Can I ask you what the item is in the photo between the dentonite and the grip of the signature gun?
I''m going to get another couple of photo's tqken of the camera now and I'll post 'em later today.
(Not exactly the same, but very close.)
I am really happy with this as I am really like The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill. They're in my top 4 Bond films.
As you can see I didn't have much luck at the casino!
Thanks again to you all for your help.
)
Ed after your work on the Moonraker Laser gun - can't you do something similar with a Polaroid camera??
Actually, as much as I would like to take credit for that...it was done by my good friend, Jerome.
That IS a real Laser you see. Unfortunetly, the beam is only visible in a smoke-filled room.
He fitted a laser pointer inside the camera. However, he said it was such a nightmare to make that he would never do another.
Who knows...maybe I'll give it a try.
Ed
TheSpyBoys.com
the spyboys Facebook page
AMAZING! - And if anyone could do another then his name would be Ed.
I'll give it a go...
Ed
TheSpyBoys.com
the spyboys Facebook page