Now every smartphone can instantly take any photo. Why is there a smartphone, tablets, and even a clock that knows how to do it! A couple of actions - and now your friends, relatives and friends can see your photo. But, despite this, we are increasingly showing interest in the good old "manual" technique, from which we look forward to real pictures.
Bit of history
"Polaroid" is a unique camera on which you could take photos with fun, convenience and, most importantly, instantly. Yes, in our time there are cameras that are smaller, more technologically advanced and faster, but they don’t have that same analogous sensation of recorded history.
There was a time when a wave of digital technology surged into the world, when people were chasing not for quality, but for technology. But more recently, people began to appreciate things produced according to the canons of past years. There was a fashion for retro things, Polaroid also entered into their number. The company claims that in the modern information world, the demand for what goes beyond the screen of a smartphone is growing.
Technical points
Currently, according to the official Polaroid website, in Russia you can buy three models of cameras with instant printing:
- Polaroid Snap
- Polaroid Snap Touch;
- Polaroid 300.
These three models have different polaroid image sizes. But first, consider their differences.
Polaroid Snap is a compact camera that is capable of immediately producing a captured image using ink-free printing technology. The camera has a resolution of 10 megapixels, several shooting modes, the ability to set a timer and make a series of frames. In serial shooting, it is capable of shooting 6 frames in 10 seconds.
Polaroid Snap Touch has the same specifications as the little brother, but is equipped with a touch screen. And the Polaroid 300 is a modern version of the classic instant camera that we all once loved.
Now about the size of the polaroid image (in cm). Polaroid Snap and Polaroid Snap Touch make photos measuring 5 × 7.5 cm or 2 × 3 inches. The Polaroid 300 captures 8.6 × 5.4 cm images.