Ah, The Polaroid. This was the coolest thing when I was a kid, my family had an awesome Polaroid Land Camera with brown leather-like inserts and sonar (like a friggin' bat!). The whole 70s coked-out aesthetic seemed designed for the harsh unforgiving exposure of Polaroid instant film.
However digital cameras and cell phone cameras etc. have rendered the technology obsolete and Polaroid -- having stopped making the cameras last year -- will wind down film production this year.
You are being redirected - hold on tight!
Friday, February 8, 2008
Design: Shake it Like a Digital Camera? Polaroid Jettisons Last Vestiges of Instant Photo Biz
Posted by Noah Mallin at 5:51 PM
Labels: 70s, design, industrial, land camera, Noah Mallin, polaroid
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2 comments:
heartbreaking news...
I'm still shaken by this News - I just purchased two boxes of Type 55 - at $80 a box! That's 40 pictures...
I should probably buy more!
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