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Go retro with Polaroid's new instant digital camera
#2
Posted 29 June 2012 - 12:13 AM
"The Z2300 is still bulkier than the slim digital cameras we're used to, and the print quality isn't excellent"
And it's 2" x 3" prints. And it's $160. But you can "easily upload images to any social media platform" (making the print feature meaningless)
I don't get it... and I'm really trying. I have 1000 ways to make a snapshot look retro, and my phone camera works well in that way. I just can't see what this brings.
And it's 2" x 3" prints. And it's $160. But you can "easily upload images to any social media platform" (making the print feature meaningless)
I don't get it... and I'm really trying. I have 1000 ways to make a snapshot look retro, and my phone camera works well in that way. I just can't see what this brings.
#3
Posted 29 June 2012 - 04:25 AM
bigh, on 29 June 2012 - 12:13 AM, said:
"The Z2300 is still bulkier than the slim digital cameras we're used to, and the print quality isn't excellent"
And it's 2" x 3" prints. And it's $160. But you can "easily upload images to any social media platform" (making the print feature meaningless)
I don't get it... and I'm really trying. I have 1000 ways to make a snapshot look retro, and my phone camera works well in that way. I just can't see what this brings.
And it's 2" x 3" prints. And it's $160. But you can "easily upload images to any social media platform" (making the print feature meaningless)
I don't get it... and I'm really trying. I have 1000 ways to make a snapshot look retro, and my phone camera works well in that way. I just can't see what this brings.
Unless Instagram can deliver a print immediately upon upload, that is what this brings.
#4
Posted 29 June 2012 - 11:49 AM
10 megapixel photos thru a pinhole lens? Yea, right.
This is actually mis-labeled. it's not a camera that prints. It's a handheld, portable printer that, like phones and tablets these days, has a built-in camera.
It's a printer with a camera.
It's a printer with a camera. That is what's different.
This is actually mis-labeled. it's not a camera that prints. It's a handheld, portable printer that, like phones and tablets these days, has a built-in camera.
It's a printer with a camera.
It's a printer with a camera. That is what's different.
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