The LEGO Ideas Polaroid OneStep SX-70 Camera, the last of the four sets from the first 2022 LEGO Ideas review, is now available to order. As the fourth set among the shortlisted four, which includes the Tales of the Space Age, The Insection Collection, and the recently released The Orient […]
I contemplate. I procrastinate. I think over and over and over again before eventually committing to buy a $500 dollar camera. That said, I will probably be the last person to drop, I don’t know, say, US$1,230 on an instant camera. You must be asking. What kind of instant camera […]
Brick-built camera models are not the most common, let alone one that is based on a Polaroid camera. Even rarer is one with playability, such as a functioning film tray. The proposed LEGO Ideas set, Polaroid OneStep SX-70 by LEGO Ideas member Minibrick Productions, is one such “working” LEGO Polaroid […]
Remember the scene from Back to the Future III where Doc Brown built a complex machine just to create a single ice cube? Well, the Polaroid Now+ i-Type Instant Camera – the creative variant of the Polaroid Now – is kind of like Doc Brown’s barn-size refrigerator in 1885, but […]
Carry your Polaroid Now instant camera around with a lot of styles with the Official Polaroid Now Camera Bag. The bag is not just stylish; it is kind of retro too, which is fitting for the camera.
Even if do not know Keith Haring by name, I am pretty sure you have seen the artist’s works more than a few times in your lifetime. You could have seen it on the subway walls, or some merchandises in the market. Haring’s works are practically everywhere.
3D printed food as seen in sci-fi movies and TV shows like Amazon’s Upload is becoming a reality (or a reality) thanks to company like Nova Meat and Redefine Meat.
Speaking of Polaroid collaborations. Joining Polaroid collab with Fendi is Teva, an American footwear maker. That’s right. There’s now a Teva co-branded Polaroid camera too. However, unlike Polaroid x Fendi Vintage Camera, the Polaroid x Teva Instant Camera pretty much retains the vintage look and feel of the Polaroid 600.
What you see here is possibly the most expensive Polaroid Vintage Camera money can buy. It is the Polaroid x Fendi Vintage Camera, a Fendi co-branded Polaroid instant camera.
If the revived Polaroid was as creative and innovative as today’s Polaroid, it probably wouldn’t have go out of business in 2001 and again in 2008. Today’s Polaroid knows how to keep the brand going.
Polaroid is not fashion, but it has something in common with a lot of fashion brand and that’s nostalgia. Perhaps, it is the nostalgia that has given birth to a unique collaboration between French sportswear brand Lacoste and the imaging company.