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From: ron@brl-tgr.ARPA (Ron Natalie <ron>)
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Subject: Re: Getting one B&W picture
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Date: Thu, 30-May-85 17:41:27 EDT
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> Is there a simple and economical way to get a single *black & white*
> photo?
> 
Cheap?  Well, there is a problem.  First 12 exposures of black and white
film is so cheap, you can burn 10 pictures if you only need two.  Yes,
they make black and white 126 film.

Probably the best way is to buy a second hand poloroid camera and use
that.  You could stick the whole camera in the fridge.  If you are in
to larger format cameras, you can typically get a polorid back that can
be removed before you use up all the film.

-Ron