The Movie Polaroid Camera Takes Cues from 'Harry Potter'
Meghan Young — February 12, 2010 — Art & Design
References: red-dot.sg & yankodesign
OK ‘Harry Potter’ fans, this one’s for you: the Movie Polaroid Camera. Although, it doesn’t involve magic, it does use a very interesting piece of technology of late, Touch grapheme, which is a flat sheet of carbon rings.
Capturing motion and sound, the Movie Polaroid Camera prints it out just like it prints a classic Polaroid picture. And this is one Polariod you can shake -- that’s how you power up the camera!
Capturing motion and sound, the Movie Polaroid Camera prints it out just like it prints a classic Polaroid picture. And this is one Polariod you can shake -- that’s how you power up the camera!
Trend Themes
1. Touch Graphene Technology - The utilization of Touch Graphene Technology in cameras presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the photography industry.
2. Moving Picturography - The introduction of Moving Picturography brings forth a new trend in the camera industry, creating new possibilities for the film industry.
3. Instant Film Cameras - The revival of instant film cameras, like the Movie Polaroid camera, reflects an increasing trend towards nostalgia and retro technology.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The adoption of Touch Graphene Technology presents disruptive innovation opportunities for the photography industry, creating more advanced cameras and photo printing technology.
2. Film - The introduction of Moving Picturography creates new possibilities for the film industry, allowing for new forms of storytelling and more immersive film experiences.
3. Consumer Electronics - The revival of instant film cameras, like the Movie Polaroid camera, reflects an increasing trend towards nostalgia and retro technology, which presents opportunities for businesses in the consumer electronics industry to incorporate older technologies into modern products.
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