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Life's hard when you're an analog enthusiast in the early 21st century. Thankfully, however, you're not alone in this world -- there are fellow travelers like the folks behind The Impossible Project, folks who bought a Polaroid factory to continue production on the company's famed instant film. As we noted roughly a week ago, the company's also launched a Kickstarter to create an iPhone-friendly gadget to go along with it. It's since handily met its goal and is still chugging along at around $440000 (from a proposed $250000), with a full 19 days to go. The company also made an appearance on the show floor here at Photokina to show off what its been working on. The Impossible Instant Lab is still in the prototype stages, as with a number of devices we've seen here today -- though it's fully operational. We got a demo of the thing from one of the folks at Impossible -- just load the film into the rollers on the bottom, extend the old timey accordion top, choose the proper settings in the company's iPhone app and place it in the holder. Right now, the company's only got an iPhone 4 holder (created with a 3D printer), though they plan to ship it with one for an iPhone 5. Impossible's also looking into other handsets and currently has a poll on its Kickstarter page where you can vote for ones you'd like to see. Given the number of Android handsets floating around, it's not really possible (read: Impossible) for the company to appease everyone, especially since the length of <b>...</b> |
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