As Heise Online states, the days of Polaroid instant photography will be over soon.
It's all over now, baby blue... At least in my brain. After having read that Heise article, immediately I began thinking of my childhood, where I had such a camera and I almost never had a film pack for it, they were far too expensive.
But when you had one... Those bad pictures of parents just coming out of their bedroom (the kind of psycho terror of flashing them at 6am) and this chemical smell which was in the air when you saw the picture developping itself...
And a smile comes on my face, thinking about these "new" instant photographiers, connecting their little photo printer on their camera and working with bad software and many cables...
But wait... You still have an alternative... Fuji INSTAX! Without the polaroid feeling of course....
(Image source: Wikipedia).
It's all over now, baby blue... At least in my brain. After having read that Heise article, immediately I began thinking of my childhood, where I had such a camera and I almost never had a film pack for it, they were far too expensive.But when you had one... Those bad pictures of parents just coming out of their bedroom (the kind of psycho terror of flashing them at 6am) and this chemical smell which was in the air when you saw the picture developping itself...
And a smile comes on my face, thinking about these "new" instant photographiers, connecting their little photo printer on their camera and working with bad software and many cables...
But wait... You still have an alternative... Fuji INSTAX! Without the polaroid feeling of course....
(Image source: Wikipedia).
