5 MORE Ways To Make Better Polaroid Photos

[@brunobueno6514]

Hey man, thanks for the tips! Cheers from Brasil!

[@BryonSummers]

Cheers! Glad they helped.

[@TheRevRen27]

I love this series! As someone who is brand new to Polaroid photography, these are so helpful! 🙏🏽

[@BryonSummers]

Thank you! I'm glad they helped you polaroid experience so far.

[@Gullikaktus]

i'm so happy i found your channel. love your videos :)

[@alexasplace]

Great advice😍

[@myperspectiveisimnotblind]

YES! You're back with the Polaroid vids!!! 🖤 Btw, what do you think about the recently-announced limited edition David Bowie film? The frames look super awesome! 🙌

[@myperspectiveisimnotblind]

p.s. love the useful tips!

[@BryonSummers]

Thank you! Glad you’re loving the videos. I love black frames so the David Bowie edition looks cool. I’d hopefully get a pack with all lightening bolts ⚡️⚡️

[@brineb58]

All good advice!!!

[@BryonSummers]

Thanks Brian 🙏🏾

[@jaimebird341]

Awesome, thank you

[@BryonSummers]

Thank YOU Jaime. Looking forward to seeing what you all come up with with these tips.

[@jeffrox947]

This is awesome. Hope you'll make a video on different light settings for any situation or tutorial. I have trouble talking indoor shots. So yeah, i need to purchase a tripod

[@BryonSummers]

Noted! Also, a rule of thumb for me is the more light the better. So for indoor or night shoots where you're operating off of ambient light a tripod will be your best friend.

[@cstpa1]

nice thanks

[@alyhansenphoto]

super helpful :)

[@KeziahDescamps]

Grat vid it helped me so much for my vacation

[@BryonSummers]

Glad it helped!

[@AeromaticXD]

Brilliant video

[@stevensmith2187]

Avoid light when film is ejected, cover with hand and perhaps the dark slide which you should keep.