Tuesday, September 10, 2019
The Polaroid Lab uses the light from your phone’s screen to turn digital photos into Polaroids – TechCrunch
When all of us are carrying phones that can snap a thousand photos a minute and are connected to cloud systems that can store millions, there’s an undeniable charm to physical photos. The ones deemed worthy; the ones so special that they must be transformed from bit to atom. While photo printers are nothing new, Polaroid is twisting up the concept (and rebooting an idea from a few years back)
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