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Took this with my little pink Polaroid Snap - I took it over to show Mom & Dad and it was Mom's idea to do the shot so they could see it work! Love this! :)
The photos this little camera spits out are the size of a business card! VERY fun to see. What it suffers in resolution, etc., is the excitement and immediacy of holding an actual photo! Something rare to me these days! :)
PS. I think Dad is wearing one of my "Sleepy Cat" shirts in this photo! OH! He has loved this design and I am SO thrilled! :)
My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). These are some of my favorites from the first 20 papers I've used. I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them. There will probably be more to come.
Assaporare istanti di bellezza e solitudine
Padova, 7 gennaio 2017
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My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). These are some of my favorites from the first 20 papers I've used. I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them. There will probably be more to come.
My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them.
My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). These are some of my favorites from the first 20 papers I've used. I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them. There will probably be more to come.
My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). These are some of my favorites from the first 20 papers I've used. I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them. There will probably be more to come.
Browsing the interweb I came upon a store where someone had returned a Polaroid Snap without opening the package, and so the store sold it at a reduce price. Chances are that I will start decorating the fridge with masterpieces from this new toy any day now.
Camera: Polaroid SNAP
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My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). These are some of my favorites from the first 20 papers I've used. I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them. There will probably be more to come.
Copyright 2016 Hilde Heyvaert.
All rights reserved.
No unauthorized use, reproduction or distribution without prior permission.
My girlfriend gave me a Polaroid Snap camera for my birthday! It's an interesting mix of digital and analog technique. The camera saves a digital version of every shot on a memory card and prints one version on paper. Also, it's not really a "printer camera", since the development of the shot is, like in traditional Polaroid cameras, inside the paper itself. But instead of using chemicals (at least I think there are non involved) the paper uses some kind of crystals that takes on the colors of the shot.
The camera also has some handy features, like the choice of using a classic Polaroid frame or not and the choice of black&white, color and vintage color shots. Also, there is a photo booth feature that takes four shots in a row and prints them on the same paper!
It might not be as elaborate or fully interesting as the classic instant films, but it's surely more convenient and a lot cheaper (about a third of the price per shot). These are some of my favorites from the first 20 papers I've used. I've chosen to scan the paper versions rather than uploading the digital versions, to preserve the colors and feeling from the pictures as I see them. There will probably be more to come.
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No unauthorized use, reproduction or distribution without prior permission.
Copyright 2015 Hilde Heyvaert.
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One of the rare occasions where Loa is posing prettily for a photo. Generally he just makes faces at the camera.
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