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When Was the Last Time You Had a Film Roll Developed?
While walking home from work the other night, I noticed an unexpected sign in the window of my favorite Walgreens, reminding the customers that yes, they still develop rolls of film. I can't recall the last time I had a roll of film developed, but someone must be asking Walgreens staffers about it if they felt the need to put up a notice. Of course, maybe it has something to do with the fact that most of us have gone digital and customers are occasionally bringing in disks, but not rolls.
Diana+ Dreamer Camera Puts a Hold on The Digital
Even though I look forward to the megapixel number for digital cameras and cell phone cameras increasing, don't think I'm not a wistful, sometimes very old-fashioned person. I miss the look of film sometimes — its richness and romance that digital, with its sharp edges and modern beauty, lacks. That's why I've been thinking about getting a film camera lately.
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Victory Is Ours: Polaroid Announces Relaunch of Camera, Film
I once asked you if you would jump on board if Polaroid were revived — an overwhelming amount of you said yes. Well hold on to your hats, photo geeks, cause it's on its way! At a press conference today in Hong Kong, Polaroid announced that they will be re-launching the One Step camera and allowing The Impossible Project (a group of former Polaroid employees who have been working to revive the medium and who also released the last of the instant film to Urban Outfitters earlier this year) to produce a limited amount of instant black and white and color film in 2010.
Play Russian Spy With This Novelty Camera
Yes, another novelty camera — they're everywhere! The affordable Undercover Camera ($35) is cleverly disguised as a Russian storybook, and even comes inside a black cardboard sleeve.
To use the camera, pop in some 110 film, slide up the spine, and snap away.
Slim Devil Camera For the Wide-Angle Lens/Film Lover in You
Slim is the hot new product descriptor, it seems. The Slim Devil Camera ($30) from Fred Flare is a lightweight 35 mm film camera for your camera collection.
Even though it's called "slim devil," it's got a "super fat" (i.e.
Get a Polaroid Instant Camera and Film Before It's Too Late!
Depressed about the upcoming demise of Polaroid's instant cameras?
Then now would be the time to get up, buy a soon-to-be-vintage-geek camera and a crap-load of film, and quit whining about it! I'm planning on grabbing an old Polaroid, stockpiling some film, and snapping away before it's too late.
Do You Use A Digital or Film Camera?
When I came across this older (as in 2002) picture of Donatella Versace, Madonna, and Gwyneth Paltrow having some fun with Gwyneth's 35mm film camera, it brought me back to the days when I religiously carried my huge film cam to every party and function. Now with digital cameras we have the freedom to take all the shots we want, view them, and delete the ones we don't like on the spot. I'm curious to know how many of you still use 35mm film cameras (hey, I'm not giving mine away any time soon)!
Polaroid's Triumphant Battle Back From Extinction
I couldn't be happier to know that there will be another chance to pick up a Polaroid One Step and a packet of instant film next year. After Polaroid announced that the instant film camera would be put out to pasture back in 2008, there was an uprising of epic proportions — fans did not want to let go of the beloved medium. In a digital world, there's something comforting about capturing the moment with such a low tech and vintage device.
Melrose Place Residents Show Off Their Tech Poolside
There were gadgets and gizmos a plenty on this week's episode of Melrose Place. Ella convinced film geek Jonah to install a surveillance camera in the pool area following a suspicious death in the complex (don't worry it wasn't his $10,000 EX3), the gang chitchatted via their trendy smartphones and Riley rocked a shiny silver shuffle on a run. Wondering which goodies the trendy neighbors were rocking?
Top 6 Tech Moments From the Melrose Place Premiere
The series premiere of Melrose Place delivered an abounding dose of drama and some flashy tech toys and references. I was thrilled to see the show upgrade from the giant car phones of the original series (naturally — it's been a while), and make some legitimately geeky references. Could this be the new trendy tech show of the season?
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