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Polaroid is dead - A Black Falcon - 5th May 2008

The film type, that is.

http://www.ireport.com/ir-topic-stories.jspa?topicId=19093

:(


Polaroid is dead - Dark Jaguar - 5th May 2008

It's still around? Huh... good riddance. It's obsolete.


Polaroid is dead - Great Rumbler - 5th May 2008

Yeah...I don't really care.


Polaroid is dead - DMiller - 5th May 2008

I guess we can't shake it anymore.


Polaroid is dead - Dark Jaguar - 5th May 2008

Didn't Bill Cosby invent polaroid or something? I mean he was in all the commercials. Surely it meant he was somehow relevant to the process.


Polaroid is dead - DMiller - 6th May 2008

Yeah, and he invented Jello pudding.


Polaroid is dead - EdenMaster - 6th May 2008

I thought he invented Kodak. And Pokeymans.

Oh well. I thought they died out years ago.


Polaroid is dead - Weltall - 7th May 2008

I won't miss Polaroids. The only redeeming thing about them is their immediacy. This, to me, does not make up for the small image size, washed-out colors and the trademark fuzziness inherent to the brand. Not to mention the film was always very expensive.


Polaroid is dead - Dark Jaguar - 7th May 2008

They aren't as immediate as digital anyway :D.

Was it Kodak? My bad memory really screws up any commercial's attempt to get me to buy stuff by association.


Polaroid is dead - A Black Falcon - 7th May 2008

Quote:They aren't as immediate as digital anyway .

You get the printout faster than digital...but you sure couldn't take many shots.

Quote:Was it Kodak? My bad memory really screws up any commercial's attempt to get me to buy stuff by association.

Huh? Polaroids were made by Polaroid.

Quote:I guess we can't shake it anymore.

Nope... it's kind of too bad, really, but with digital film around... it didn't have a chance.