If a polaroid is really needed and you are shooting 35mm [Oly of course] try
one of the very inexpensive pola cameras you can get 2nd hand and use
that as your basic check. I saw a very famous photographer doing just that on a
doco when he was shooting 35mm. After all polaroid is only a guide and
more often than not quite different to your actual tranny.
I have a polaroid back for my Hasselblad but use it less and less. Other
photographers wont shoot without them. It really comes down to the way you
feel comfortable working.
Steve.
Gregg Iverson wrote:
> What about the times where a model is $$$ per hour and is standing
> around while you process the film?
>
> Gregg
>
> Hank wrote:
>
> > My feeling about the NPC backs is that they are an extra step that would not
> > tell me anything more than shooting and developing a short roll of black
> > and white
> > film. On the other hand if one is shooting more expensive medium or large
> > format films then the NPC back on an OM camera body makes more sense.
>
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