Monday, September 21, 2009

Time Zero


You can be sure I'll add a Polaroid camera to my lineup should this company actually start producing instant film again. Fingers crossed!

Stay tuned by visiting  The Impossible Project.

6 comments:

Leau said...

In the meantime, you should check out their portable printer, PoGo, with the zinc paper that has all the ink in it and it produces images that are kinda dreamy but small and then...they have a sticky back! I love, love mine, been using it since December and it makes the most perfect journal pictures! I also have 13 Polaroid cameras...and more film in my freezer than food. smooches

layers said...

It's probably not the same thing but have you checked out Poladroid.com? I think is is some sort of program you can download that helps your own digitals look like polaroids-- have not tried it myself.

JC said...

I saw an article online somewhere about a guy who planned to start making Polaroid film - not sure if it's the same outfit but I bet it is.

m. heart said...

Leau, that printer is really cute. I love the size of it. I never print my images because dealing with the printer is so cumbersome and the heads always need cleaning and one of the inks has always run out...

BTW 13 Polaroid cameras?!!

Donna, I do have that program. I find it a little cumbersome to use though I like the outcome. For the photo of the woodpile I used a photoshop action to achieve a similar effect...

Poetic Artist said...

I do hope it comes back.. They are so beautiful and fun.. Thanks for sharing the info...Keep us informed.
Katelen

Rowena said...

I never really had the chance to play with polaroids. By the time I started messing around with photography, (since HS anyway) polaroids were already on their way out.

I would like to give it a try, and even if I don't, I like seeing other people's polaroid photography. Don't know why they stopped making it.

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