Re:Vintage digicams aren't just a fad. They're an artistic s...
by vundercind on Tuesday December 03, 2024 @12:22PM
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I've got to admit, digging through a shoebox of fifty blurry lightly-water-damaged family or childhood photos is kinda better than finding a directory of 10,000 perfect digital photos of the same stuff.
One's pure joy, the other's a damn to-do item.
Re:Vintage digicams aren't just a fad. They're an artistic s...
by skeeter2020 on Tuesday December 03, 2024 @10:23AM
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those little printers were a big hit a few years ago for this use case; haven't seen or heard much of them since.
Re:Vintage digicams aren't just a fad. They're an artistic s...
by zoklet-enjoyer on Tuesday December 03, 2024 @12:41PM
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We had one of those out at my girlfriend's kid's graduation party for anyone to use. It was a lot of fun.
They loved them. They liked writing notes on the border. The photos aren't nearly as good as even the most basic smartphone camera, but there was something genuine about them.
For all the advances we've made in technology over the years, people are still thoroughly analog. And while digicams are not analog in any way, there is something about them that scratches that itch. Maybe it's as simple as hitting an actual button to make it go.
For all the amazing high-tech in today's smartphones, you still feel like a monkey at the monolith as you paw at it.