Peculiarity in "The Kiss Hello"

S06E17 The Kiss HelloretroApr 16, 19983 years later8 posts by 7 posters
❓ Question

Fans discuss a plot hole where Kramer claims to have made double prints from a Polaroid camera, which shouldn't be technically possible.

8 posts
Dave

I watched it in syndication this week and noticed something peculiar.

After Jerry's photo was defaced, Kramer says not to worry, he made double prints.

But Kramer used a Poloroid camera.

Any way to get double prints out of a Poloroid?? [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)
Dave↩ Mike Colucci

WHO CARES?!?!?! Leave it be!!

Way to contribute, Mike. I co-wrote the damned FAQ and you're gonna sit there and tell me not to pay any attention to the trivial details??? How far would I have gotten following your advice? [email]
IMFlashr↩ Dave

Ahhh, very observant. I don't believe you can get double prints. He must have gone to a custom photo lab where they can simply use a color copier or reshoot the photo, BUT Kramer said HE made double prints. Hmmmm. Of course, in the episode where he took some "exotic" pictures of George, he had a nice lighting setup, so maybe he has a color copier too. I guess with Kramer ya' never know what he's got in that apartment.

GP MVP↩ IMFlashr

On 16 Apr 1998 18:51:14 GMT, [email] (IMFlashr) wrote:

Maybe his good friend Bob Sacamano got him a good deal on some special equipment for making double prints of polaroids.

Nick Picadura↩ IMFlashr

In the The Package, Kramer also says he dosen't own a camera.

NMP

On 16 Apr 1998 18:51:14 GMT, [email] (IMFlashr) wrote:

Skyler Livezey↩ Dave

I don't think there's a way to make doubles with a polaroid, and that pic on the wall didn't look like a polaroid either. Good job. I liked watching that episode and thinking how Jerry and Larry David co wrote it. It's cool knowing the writer was Jerry.

Dave wrote:

Dave Adams↩ Dave

Dave wrote:

Some Polaroid films have negatives, from which you can make multiple prints. The ones that shoots out a print, you can make a photocopy of it.

maro