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What is the white camera in Thelma And Louise '91?
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In the '91 classic. Thelma And Louise. There is an white camera.
Looks like some sort of Polaroid.
What is the name of that camera?
camera camera-identification
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In the '91 classic. Thelma And Louise. There is an white camera.
Looks like some sort of Polaroid.
What is the name of that camera?
camera camera-identification
asked 8 hours ago
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This is not exactly a good question but that camera looks like its came from the future of an 50's science fiction movie.
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In the '91 classic. Thelma And Louise. There is an white camera.
Looks like some sort of Polaroid.
What is the name of that camera?
camera camera-identification
asked 8 hours ago
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In the '91 classic. Thelma And Louise. There is an white camera.
Looks like some sort of Polaroid.
What is the name of that camera?
camera camera-identification
camera camera-identification
asked 8 hours ago
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This is not exactly a good question but that camera looks like its came from the future of an 50's science fiction movie.
– Delta Oscar Uniform
8 hours ago
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This is not exactly a good question but that camera looks like its came from the future of an 50's science fiction movie.
– Delta Oscar Uniform
8 hours ago
This is not exactly a good question but that camera looks like its came from the future of an 50's science fiction movie.
– Delta Oscar Uniform
8 hours ago
This is not exactly a good question but that camera looks like its came from the future of an 50's science fiction movie.
– Delta Oscar Uniform
8 hours ago
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It's a Polaroid type 600 box camera
Specifically, it's the Polaroid Cool Cam. This model was not actually white, but grey with pink front plates and a pink strap. Although the pink front isn't visible in the video, you can see the pink strap hanging from the camera.
These cameras shot Polaroid instant film, and many versions of this type were made (all of which very similar).
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It's a Polaroid type 600 box camera
Specifically, it's the Polaroid Cool Cam. This model was not actually white, but grey with pink front plates and a pink strap. Although the pink front isn't visible in the video, you can see the pink strap hanging from the camera.
These cameras shot Polaroid instant film, and many versions of this type were made (all of which very similar).
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It's a Polaroid type 600 box camera
Specifically, it's the Polaroid Cool Cam. This model was not actually white, but grey with pink front plates and a pink strap. Although the pink front isn't visible in the video, you can see the pink strap hanging from the camera.
These cameras shot Polaroid instant film, and many versions of this type were made (all of which very similar).
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It's a Polaroid type 600 box camera
Specifically, it's the Polaroid Cool Cam. This model was not actually white, but grey with pink front plates and a pink strap. Although the pink front isn't visible in the video, you can see the pink strap hanging from the camera.
These cameras shot Polaroid instant film, and many versions of this type were made (all of which very similar).
answered 8 hours ago
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It's a Polaroid type 600 box camera
Specifically, it's the Polaroid Cool Cam. This model was not actually white, but grey with pink front plates and a pink strap. Although the pink front isn't visible in the video, you can see the pink strap hanging from the camera.
These cameras shot Polaroid instant film, and many versions of this type were made (all of which very similar).
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This is not exactly a good question but that camera looks like its came from the future of an 50's science fiction movie.
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