Polaroid's INCREDIBLE Comeback
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- Polaroid is a company that just won't go away. And thank God for that. In this video, we'll dive into the fascinating history of Polaroid and explore their incredible comeback. Join me on a journey through time as we unravel the story of this iconic brand. From the origin in the 1930's to the release of Polaroid's new advanced camera, the Polaroid I-2.
Polaroid, founded by Edwin Land in 1937, revolutionized the world of instant photography with their groundbreaking invention, the Polaroid camera. The ability to snap a picture and have it develop before your eyes was nothing short of magic. For decades, Polaroid was a household name, and their cameras and film were beloved by people worldwide.
However, in the digital age, Polaroid faced tough competition, and the brand saw some challenging times. But the story doesn't end there! Polaroid managed to stage a remarkable comeback in recent years, rekindling the love for instant photography.
In this video, we'll explore the ups and downs of Polaroid's journey, from their early days of innovation to the challenges they faced in the digital era. We'll also delve into the strategies and products that brought Polaroid back into the spotlight, including their modern instant cameras and film.
So, whether you're a long-time Polaroid enthusiast or just curious about their remarkable revival, this video is for you. Join me as we celebrate the enduring legacy and the triumphant return of Polaroid, a brand that continues to capture our memories in an instant.
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Another great video!!
This is like donut medias “up to speed” series on cameras. Informative and entertaining!
Thanks Cristian - I LOVE Donut, fantastic car content!
I have an instax camera but I only refer to it as "my polaroid". I think it's time to get a legit one again.
Haven't you seen the Polaroid Ad from now, I think, 2 years ago? "Don't call all your instant photos Polaroids." Stupid ad, indeed 🤣
like calling a fiat a ford
Thanks, I learned a lot in this 10min video. I did not follow Polaroid in the 2010s and had no idea they released a lot of digital instant cameras. Seems they totally changed course, because today they seem to be back to the roots, which I like. What I don't like is the I-2 or better: it's pricing.
Yes, a lot of TH-camrs got the camera from Polaroid but I ask myself who of those TH-camrs would've payed 700-800$ themselves if they wouldn't have gotten it gifted by Polaroid. I don't really know which audience they cater to with this mega expensive instant camera. In all other instances instant cameras are made to be fun and for snapshots. The I-2 isn't part of this range.
This is not the same company at all. This company only started in 2008. They bought the rights to the Polaroid name 7 years ago. They've only been known as Polaroid since 2020.
It sucks that they did that because it looks like they've abandoned work on the film and focused on making cameras. There's a lot more profit in $600 plastic cameras than actually making better film.
Polaroid has their Incredible Comeback BUT-They still do not want to bring back the Peel Apart films that I rather use the 4x5 Type 52, and 59 films for my View Camera, and that I have the Lomography back for using the Graflock Back to use the Instax Wide film as I love it and also that I did get the Lomo Square Camera, as I really love it, and gives me 10 than the Polaroid 8 shots, and it is Compact like the SX70 in which I also own one. Peel Part film were great to use, and me, and my friend as we use do Image Transfers in using type 669, and Type 59, and then we also did emulsion transfers. I even did SX70's Pillows by lighting a candle, and placing the SX70 photo as the heat expands the print into a pillow. Ah Those were the days.... Great Video...
I even own Polaroid earphones :) Great research and presentation.
OMG LOVE ME SOME POLAROID DISCOURSE! That too, on a Sunday? We’re being fed.
Could there be a camera that prints laser jet transparencies that are like hmm 17x12 or whatever, and makes it like interpolated bitmap halftones or custom ones like from ps
For screen printing
A little editing problems?
Did you watch MKBHD’s video on Polaroid? If not, you must.
Thanks for the heads up! I’ll give it a watch!