I like polaroid. It is, in my opinion, still very useful.

I can see where some times it might serve a good purpose but in general Polaroid cameras and lenses were of very poor quality.

The images will not last, the film emulsion damages very easily, (some water based glues actually melt the emulsion even when applied on the back side,) there is no negative so copies are second generation images. In addition the per image cost is expensive by comparason to digital printing.

Considering the quality of todays digital cameras and printers I can't see why they are bothering.

I bought a Polaroid when our daughter was born to satisfy all the relatives that wanted a picture yesterday. If anybody wants it, PM me... it's yours for the postage.

Oh boy, more nakey photos that you don't have to share with the processor.

I just want the film :O

I've owned polaroids.

It's too bad that the pictures fade. Although...now I can actually scan them. Back in the days if you wanted a copy you had to send them to a lab. NFW for these photos. O_o

I use a Polaroid to capture action pictures of me using my Commodore 64 computer while listening to my favorite 8 tracks.

In other news, Mothers cookies, which went out of business just last summer, was purchased by Kraft Foods, and is now back in the markets!!

Awesome. However, whats not awesome is how much the film costs.