Polarscanography

I attempted to use polaroid (600) film in a camera that took a larger format image and then I tried putting 600 film into my Joycam that takes 500 and both ways didn't turn out an image. The way I put the film into the camera could have been the issue or possibly it's just not the right type of film.
In a dark room I opened the cartridges of 20 polaroids and placed one at a time into the camera, since the cartridges weren't the same size, and only the polaroid on the bottom left of the scanned image actually showed up traces of light all the other 19 images didn't register any photons!

Getting away from what didn't work... I decided to use a camera-less image for my last post encorporating many tools and mediums used in photography. I also encorporated some found objects by adding the half glasses frame and the 50 cent piece. The money might seem out-of-place although I was thinking about the $30 I spent on the polaroid images that are now yellow-green framed squares that I'll have to encorporate into I mixed media painting so that they don't go to waste. The glasses are 3D which reflect our experiments with David at the beginning of the semester and the slide images are of my Visual Communication classes with Claude Martel in 2004!