Newsletter: January 21, 2010
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Reality
The Impossible factory is working overtime but so is the rumor mill! Polaroid rocked CES in Las Vegas, dancing with Lady Gaga. This breathtaking performance so overwhelmed them that they obviously forgot to share the real facts about the future of Analog Instant Photography. The details are simple: The Impossible Project is the one and ONLY institution in the whole milky way that will be capable of producing Analog Instant Integral Film for Polaroid cameras.
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Past
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Another real fact in the thrilling history of Analog Instant Photography took place exactly 62 years and 11 month to the day - on 21st of February 1947 Dr. Edwin Land presented the very first Analog Instant Picture to the public at the Annual Meeting of the Optical Society of America in New York. On this date he changed the world of Photography by announcing one of the most outstanding and successful photographic inventions in human history.
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Future
To honor this milestone of Polaroid Instant Photography, we kindly ask you to save the following important date and prepare to learn all about the exciting details of the Impossible future of Instant Photography
22nd of February 2010
(63 years and 1 day after Edwin Land's presentation)
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The Impossible Project will present the status of its work to the public in New York - doing our very best to make Dr. Edwin Land proud and to take your breath away, just as he did 63 years and 1 day before
Paperback
To shorten the waiting time and to give you the chance to learn more about the exciting past of Instant Photography and Edwin Land, we discounted our very last editions of the exclusive book "Images of America," handsigned by Alan R. Earls:
20 EUR
24 USD / 17 GBP / 2144 JPY
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From: Alan R Earls, Nasrin Rohani, Marie Cosindas: Polaroid. Images of Amercia. Arcadia Publishing, 2005.
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All pictures © The Polaroid Corporate Archives.
From: Alan R Earls, Nasrin Rohani, Marie Cosindas: Polaroid. Images of Amercia. Arcadia Publishing, 2005.
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