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phoenix 02.09.2008 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
sure but its not like picking it up at the drugstore like i used to do


Polaroid have been reducing their line of products for at least the past ten years. If you've been using polaroid and seeing this then its yr own fault for not stocking up on items you use fairly often. IMHO.

:P

flophousefloozie 02.09.2008 05:55 PM
Next up are CD's. That's really going to suck for someone who still doesn't own an ipod.

phoenix 02.09.2008 06:02 PM
do you know what i hate? the option to buy movies on about 40 different types of media.

I'd be okay with cd's going if they simply condensed them to a smaller scale disc. Which is totally possible.

Ripchord 02.09.2008 06:45 PM
No. I refuse.

floatingslowly 02.09.2008 07:40 PM
I heard about this about a year ago...

although it's sad, the truth is that everybody with a cell phone (and that's almost everybody) can take a picture whenever they want.

now that there's little need for a bulky quick-developing camera, only those sentimental for ancient technology are buying them.

you know what else they don't make any more? the boardgame Dark Tower. :(

 

fucking techmology man.

pbradley 02.09.2008 07:47 PM
I love Polaroids but they were always too expensive.

Alex's Trip 02.09.2008 08:27 PM
 


 


I can feel myself disappearing.

m1rr0r dash 02.10.2008 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Alex's Trip






 


I can feel myself disappearing.

play that guitar, mcfly! play it!

 

!@#$%! 02.10.2008 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by phoenix
then its yr own fault

ha.
fault? what are you? nurse ratchet? a religion teacher in some dismal elementary school?

keep your emotional disorders to yourself, ms. guilttrip.

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that's what i get for sharing news with titheads.

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Originally Posted by Alex's Trip



 









 


I can feel myself disappearing.

those are awesome

Anngella 02.10.2008 01:04 PM
Someone took a picture from a shoot that me and my friend did and digitally made it into a Polaroid.

Alex's Trip 02.10.2008 01:16 PM
Thanks, !@#$%

phoenix 02.10.2008 07:57 PM
:rolleyes:


Quote:
Originally Posted by !@#$%!
ha.
fault? what are you? nurse ratchet? a religion teacher in some dismal elementary school?

keep your emotional disorders to yourself, ms. guilttrip.

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that's what i get for sharing news with titheads.


those are awesome

Tokolosh 02.11.2008 05:59 PM
There are still quite a few polaroid photographers walking around in Amsterdam taking snap shots of people for 5 bucks. A dying breed though. Digital photography is everywhere. It's quick and easy, but misses the charm of the real thing.

On a different note, have you notice how YouTube changed the way we look at video footage? I mean, we all complained about the poor quality of films and most of us wouldn't even bother watching grainy stuff. Well...

m1rr0r dash 02.11.2008 06:03 PM
anyone know if they make digital cameras with a compact inkjet printer built in? if not, they should. like a digital polaroid...

Cantankerous 02.12.2008 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
Polaroid Technology Fades Out


By Frank Ahrens
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, February 9, 2008; Page D01

When Polaroid users pulled a picture out of their cameras, an image would slowly appear before their eyes. Now, like the process in reverse, the image of the Polaroid instant camera -- dimming for years -- has finally gone black.


Polaroid, based in Waltham, Mass., is shutting down factories in the United States and abroad as the company abandons the technology that made the instant photo possible, the Boston Globe reported yesterday. The company will cease production of its film by next year.


The artsy, instantly gratifying Polaroid images, reeking of processing chemicals, have finally been done in by endless Flickr Web pages full of digital images, flawlessly produced by cameras that do not require film, emulsion or anything bigger than a shirt pocket to carry them around.


full article

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fuck. i liked those. so shitty, they were good.
they're not discontinuing the film are they?
FUCK.


MOTHERFUCKER!!!!

Incesticide 02.13.2008 04:17 PM
You must sign the petition :
http://www.gopetition.co.uk/petition...roid-film.html

!@#$%! 02.13.2008 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Incesticide

internet petitions do nothing-- vote with your dollars/pounds/pesos/euros/krugerands/coin

SuchFriendsAreDangerous 02.13.2008 04:45 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by !@#$%!
Polaroid Technology Fades Out


By Frank Ahrens
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, February 9, 2008; Page D01

When Polaroid users pulled a picture out of their cameras, an image would slowly appear before their eyes. Now, like the process in reverse, the image of the Polaroid instant camera -- dimming for years -- has finally gone black.


Polaroid, based in Waltham, Mass., is shutting down factories in the United States and abroad as the company abandons the technology that made the instant photo possible, the Boston Globe reported yesterday. The company will cease production of its film by next year.


The artsy, instantly gratifying Polaroid images, reeking of processing chemicals, have finally been done in by endless Flickr Web pages full of digital images, flawlessly produced by cameras that do not require film, emulsion or anything bigger than a shirt pocket to carry them around.


full article





fuck. i liked those. so shitty, they were good.

I blame the cell phone camera which has thoroughly replaced the polaroid as the camera of choice for photographing personal sexual experiences on film...


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