Polaroid and Thrasher simply dropped essentially the most ’90s digicam you’ll ever see


There’s a purpose so many people nonetheless attain for an instantaneous digicam even when our telephones can do all the pieces sooner, sharper and cleaner. Polaroid is about chaos, connection and that feeling when a messy second feels extra alive on one body of movie than in fifty digital frames. That’s why this new collaboration between Polaroid and Thrasher makes excellent sense.

Two icons of counterculture, one born from skateboarding’s grit, the opposite from images’s spontaneity, have teamed up for the Polaroid Now Era 3 Thrasher Version. And it’s not only a brand slapped on the physique: every digicam is hydro-dipped in Thrasher paintings, which means no two look alike. The digicam feels prefer it rolled straight out of a ’90s skatepark, sticker-bombed and sun-bleached.

(Picture credit score: Polaroid / Thrasher)

The digicam itself is basic Polaroid Now territory, a easy, rechargeable instantaneous shooter designed for vibrant gentle. You’ve obtained a self-timer, double publicity for layering chaos into chaos and compatibility with Polaroid’s i-Kind movie. At $149,99 / £139.99 (Australian pricing to be confirmed) it’s not low cost, however then once more, instantaneous images by no means pretended to be sensible. That’s half the attraction.

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