I'm bummed... :(

[WaveRiderXIX]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,329985,00.html

...and I JUST started marketing my b/w polaroid services. People pay me $5-$20 per shot at events with my manual shutter/f-stop cam.

Are there other parts in the world that will still make polaroid film?

 

[Lake Films]

Wow, I'm surprised as they use this on film sets all the time, for continuity etc..

 

[alwayslearning]

Your "My Site" link doesn't work for me. ???

Larry

 

[whachusay]

Worked for me.

Regarding the article, that does somewhat suck......

 

[alwayslearning]

The link worked for me this evening.

Larry

 

[Eastside Parkway]

Wow, I'm surprised as they use this on film sets all the time, for continuity etc..

Really? I've only seen people use P&S's these days. Never seen anyone use a Polaroid.

 

[ilauzirika]

Wow, I'm surprised as they use this on film sets all the time, for continuity etc..

well, now with digital its much cheaper to take a photo and the check it (in my opinion at least).

 

[Lake Films]

Usually the makeup department uses it the most. Poloroids are usually posted all over their shops.

 

[smithy]

You will find it used at casting sessions for commericials and by the wardrobe department for continuity reasons during filming.

 

[Matthew R. Rodwell]

I wonder if they will still make the film for their mobile printers http://www.polaroid.com/onthego/

I thought this was a cool idea, polaroid photos off a digital camera. I havent tried it myself though.

 

[WaveRiderXIX]

I wonder if they will still make the film for their mobile printers http://www.polaroid.com/onthego/

I thought this was a cool idea, polaroid photos off a digital camera. I havent tried it myself though.

I know it would be a hit to have a portable sized printer to give instant images. I still make $5-$20 a shot off my Polaroids. This new printer they have coming out will print 2x3's. Now I am just wondering how I can mount it to my Custom Bracket :2vrolijk_08:

 

[maverickstunts]

Wow, I'm surprised as they use this on film sets all the time, for continuity etc..

That is changing by the moment. I don't remember the last time I saw a Polaroid on the set. Everything that I have been working on is now digital, scripty, wardrobe, props etc.
The only time I really see Polaroid is at a commercial interview.