Let's have a look to the effect of PolaDroid on very recent pictures, like this marketing shot of Expedition Everest. These WDW pictures are only 10 years old, but now they look like early 1960's pictures. It's also fun to see what we can get when you use the PolaDroid with already old pictures like these 1960's pictures of Disneyland. Main Street buildings looks more old than ever. These pictures of WDS Tower of Terror were shoot on grand opening.
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Of course, the software re-frame each picture to the original Polaroid "square" size. and we're now back in time almost at the real Walt Disney Studios old era. I shoot this picture of the Walt Disney Studios last year. look now like a real 1950's Sunset Blvd picture! The picture above of WDW Magic Kingdom look like an early 70's picture, doesn't it? Well, actually it's a WDW marketing photo probably shoot 10 years ago.Īnd this other famous photo of DHS Sunset Blvd. Suddenly, the picture you took last year will look like a 1960's picture, bringing you back in time, with colours that no camera is doing anymore. Created by Paul, obviously a big fan of the old Polaroid era, PolaDroid will allow you to give to ANY of your digital pictures "Polaroid"-like colours in a few seconds. Simply because the Polaroid Co will stop this year the fabrication of the legendary Polaroid photographic paper.Īnd then arrived PolaDroid, a magical little software. The digital era arrived and changed everything, and soon, even if you still own a Polaroid camera, it will not be possible anymore to realize Polaroid pictures. We all remember the fantastic Polaroid pictures and their unique colours. Don't go away, as you'll discover below how Poladroid will allows you to create fantastic "Polaroid" pictures from your Disneyland digital photos.
And today, there is a very good reason to do one, as i'd like to introduce to you a wonderful little application called PolaDroid. Sometime, during the week-end - when there is a good reason for - i'm doing a "tech" article.
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