Polaroid Pathfinder 110b Lomograflok Conversion - DELUXE version
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Convert a Polaroid 110b (and possibly 900) to shoot Instax Wide (right-side up!) by using a Lomograflok back.
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You might be familiar with my original conversion. This is an updated design to eject Instax Wide the right way up. It's also a little leaner. Framing is slightly off on this one too, as with the original, but you get used to it quickly.
Note: This does not fit the 110A/800/150! You can find that version here.
It turns out there's no need to replace the top cover for the 110B. This might even work for the 900, or cameras that have had the 900's rangefinder transplanted.
This is a pretty simple conversion, and totally non-destructive. To start with, see the original build guide for: replacing the infinity stop & calibrating the rangefinder.
Put some light sealing foam (1.5mm) between the bracket and the body, and screw the bracket in place using a ¼-20 screw. Slide in the Lomograflok, and secure it with a shorter ¼-20 screw. I just use this set from Amazon.
There's a threaded hole in the bottom to screw in (and glue in place) a 1/4" female to 3/8" male adapter, so you can use a tripod.
This conversion only uses one grip on the left. That's also easy to install, just pop it in and slide the steel rod through the holes to keep it in place.
And that's it! Enjoy these incredible cameras, and thanks for keeping them alive.