The Polaroid camera, whether you like it or not, has gone the way of the dodo. The ability to print a picture on site has lost a lot of its appeal since what people really want to do now is share their photos with online friends. Racine, Wisconsin-based designer Evan Jardee has an idea, though. His Polaroid redesign combines immediate sharing with digital technology.
Check out some images of the Polaroid redesign in the gallery, and see more from Jardee on his site.
What's Driving This Trend
- Digital Instant Sharing
- Opportunity to create cameras that combine the immediate sharing of photos with digital technology
- Hi-tech Fashionable Photography
- Opportunity to design fashionable and technologically advanced cameras
- Integration of Digital and Physical Experiences
- Opportunity to create products that bridge the gap between digital and physical experiences
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Opportunity for consumer electronics companies to develop innovative cameras
- Fashion and Design
- Opportunity for fashion and design industries to create stylish and technologically advanced cameras
- Social Media and Technology
- Opportunity for social media and technology companies to develop cameras that integrate seamlessly with online platforms
