
A series of thoughts and searches on Google led me to this awesome site that I am psyched about. It’s Poladroid.net. Nathan was telling me last year about how Polaroid is sooo early ’90s and the company is struggling to survive. I refused to put down Polaroid that way. Although I was not an 80′s child, I did own one Polaroid camera. The Polaroid i-Zone Pocket. I had it when I was in high school and I loved it. It had little thumbnail size Polaroid film. The best part: You could purchase film that had a sticky back. Picture turned sticker. Awesome.
How can you not like the click sound when you take the picture. Watching the thick film come out. Shaking it to make it develop faster. Anticipating the candid picture to magically appear in that square box. No other experience like it.
I kept my Polaroid i-Zone throughout college. Had it even when Nathan and I were first married. Finally he convinced me that I couldn’t find film for it anymore in stores. I got rid of it. Still wish I had it.
So, boy, was I glad to find Poladroid.net. Download their free application. Drag digital photos into the Polaroid on your desktop. Wait and watch it develop right before your eyes. Love it. Love it so much that I am dedicating a Tumblr site to it. Remember my goal to practice photography in 2010? This will help. See personal photos of my family at tiffanybird.tumblr.com.
I recommend visiting Poladroid.net. Download the application. Use it. Love it. Donate to support the Polaroid Project.


Poladroid is so addictive!
thanks for sharing this. I’ve been obsessed with Rollip, a similar site but now they charge. yuck.
I found this recently, it’s fantastic. I love it. I always wanted a poladroid. This is so much cheaper!
Except I have become aware of a whole movement of ‘toy’ cameras now… So I would really like to start collecting them… Wonder if I can download programs for that too? Perhaps I should just learn how to use photoshop or something
Love it! But how do you get yours to look like real polaroids (all old fashioned, etc..) When I did it, it just looked like a normal picture in a polaroid box..
Thanks for the site recommendation!
Thank you so much for posting this! I am loving it, and have blogged about it, including a link to your blog as well. Thanks for sharing!
thanks for linking to me. glad you like it too.