August 17, 2009
"I embraced digital photography more than a decade ago, but that doesn’t diminish the appeal of this kind of camera. The opposite is true. It’s great for bringing to a party and leaving pictures as a gift. At about $1 per image for the film, it’s not cheap to use, but the handful of family photos I take with it are more likely to be kept and enjoyed -- seen -- than are the thousands I have taking up space on hard drives."
Posted by Vanderleun at August 17, 2009 9:02 PM. This is an entry on the sideblog of American Digest: Check it out.
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"but the handful of family photos I take with it are more likely to be kept and enjoyed -- seen -- than are the thousands I have taking up space on hard drives."
No they're not. Man this guy obviously missed the boat on flickr, social networking, kodakshare. Quicker, cooler, sharper. These days quick snaps to share 'real time' are all your phone. Emailed for posterity or downloaded on the spot. I love polaroid but the gimmicks now an app on line and frankly that's just as much fun @ zero cost.
Posted by: alison at August 19, 2009 8:07 AM