End of a Photographic Era
Your kids won't know what "Polaroid" means.
I still have my dad's SX-70 in its leather carrying case. It's an expensive beast to feed, and when the last flashbar is used up, I will probably dump it. In my memory it sits next to his 1969 Jeep Wagoneer.
Some people liked Polaroid cameras for the privacy factor.
I still have my dad's SX-70 in its leather carrying case. It's an expensive beast to feed, and when the last flashbar is used up, I will probably dump it. In my memory it sits next to his 1969 Jeep Wagoneer.
Some people liked Polaroid cameras for the privacy factor.
Labels: photography
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 5:11 PM Permalink
2 Comments:
I never imagined that some of the cool technologies of my still alive and kicking generation would join the buggy whip industry!
le sigh! if they made a digital camera with an attached tiny printer, then i could see why they'd give up the film, but there really isn't anything that does what they (used to) do! i was really sad when they stopped selling izone film: i used to use it in an art exercise at the studio.
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