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    Using a 81-05 holder with a 81-01 processor?

    Hi there!

    I am a beginner 8x10 polaroid transfer person...I have been slowly building my equipment inventory and think I may have mismatched my processor and film holder. I have read through a lot of posts here that mention the 81-05 as a holder that requires no loading tray, but mentions no model number for the processor.

    So I guess I have two questions:

    What specific application does the 81-05 holder have?

    Do I need the 81-06 for the processor that I have?

    Any help you could offer me would be great, I appreciate your time!

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    Using a 81-05 holder with a 81-01 processor?

    Polaroid only made one "model" processor, although it occasionally had different model numbers, clors, and even a pull cord instead of a crank.

    So, your 81-05 holder will work as designed in any of the processors no matter what number it may have. There is documentation available for the holder. I may not remember where, but I have read it and might be able to find it again if you need it.

    If you get an 81-06 holder, then you must also have the loading tray for the processor...

    Beyond that, enjoy 8x10 Polaroids cause it's a lot of fun!

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    Using a 81-05 holder with a 81-01 processor?

    Thanks, Rich!

    If you come across the documents for the 81-05 I'd love to see them!

    I do have a loading tray as well, I've been trying to load the 81-05 into it! Oh well.

    Thanks for your help!

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    Using a 81-05 holder with a 81-01 processor?

    Polaroid should be able to send you a photocopy of the 81-05 instruction sheet, if they don't already have a pdf on the website. It's not that hard to use once you've done it once or twice, but as I recall, the instruction sheet is somewhat intimidating even as it tries to be helpful with 30-odd illustrations (read: 30-odd ways to ruin a $9 sheet of film).

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    Using a 81-05 holder with a 81-01 processor?

    Christopher, I just searched Polaroid's web site and couldn't find any 81-05 info at all. Just the current manual to the processor. So I e-mailed you jpg's of the instruction sheet for the 81-05. I hope you can managed the file...

    Rich...

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    Re: Using a 81-05 holder with a 81-01 processor?

    Hi,
    I just bought a Polaroid 8x10 processor (old model without tray) that goes with a 8x10 81-05 film holder.
    I've checked the whole net and nowhere I could find pictures of the corresponding user manual (I found only instructions for the more recent 81-06 that works with the tray)

    >> Would anyone have a link where I could find the instructions for the 81-05?

    Best Regards,
    Vincent

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