02.20.09
- There's no other place for this note, so it will hang here. A quick
article I did on JPG Magazine about the Polaroid Mystique and how
you can shoot with a classic method at lower costs than 600. Click
here for more on Polaroid
Packfilm! |
01.10.09
- Updated with some FD60 image samples here,
and a few more words about what it's like to use the machine here.
Poke around! |
01.03.09
- Finally added the JOYCAM! Check here
to learn more about this recycled and rebuilt camera, and how you'll
be able to get your own! |
12.14.08
- Thanks in no small part to the ugly ice storm that took my power
away, I have some Image Samples from the FD60! As a bonus, I added
a comment app to the page, so if you have questions or remarks about
the conversion project, let em rip! Click
to see the test shots!
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| 12.2.08 - Finally
threw up some photographs! Click
here to see some stuff, but please check back soon, it's just
a dry run. |
11.7.08
- A new little page on a new little thingamajig! Glance
gingerly with curious eyes! |
10.28.08
- Added two projects to the MAD SCIENCE
department, including the breakthrough Canon
FD60 modification, as well as a tweaked Kodak
126 Instamatic. Go take a peek! |
Thank you for visiting the debut of ColorBroken.com! After a
5+ year hiatus from the web, I'm returning with a new art and drive,
and all kinds of weird stuff, the kind of stuff your Mom warned
you about.
I've always been the kind of guy that can't leave well enough alone.
It all started when I got my hands on an Apple ][e joystick that
gave up the ghost, and I've been tinkering ever since. I embrace
technology as much as I can literally afford, and after that, I
try to start improving it using tech that was fresh 30+ years ago.
You'll find some strange things on the site, and probably have some
questions, and that's cool too, I love questions.
On the site, you'll also notice something bizarre:
FORMERLY JOYCAM. There isn't any easy way to explain it, so
go take a look, maybe it's for you. I'm buying up scads of defunct
Polaroid Joycams and modifying them for 120 film. If you're a Diana
or Holga user, this may be an alternative for you. Each camera is
custom rebuilt, and each one is unique, down to the shutter button
which bears the designation of them model and the guarantee that
it's one-of-a-kind. Click the link for more information, you'll
see.
Not all of the pages have content yet. Actually, the only one with
something fun to see is MAD SCIENCE. So
glance, but make sure to glance again soon. Thanks for coming! |