Essays on Polaroid

Introduction of the Product

A Polaroid Cube is a delightful and little camera that takes the still shots as well as video. Just as the name suggest, it is a tiny tube about 35mm on the side. It can stick to any and all the magnetic surfaces and even a dinner folk. The cube can be tossed and can be taken around to take the life's precious moment in town or an adventure (Amstrong, & Kotler, 2011 p.12). However, the cube can be used any place in any circumstance to take photos and video recording. The cube comes in red, blue and red colors ...

old-fashioned camera with new functions Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 NEO-ClASSIC Instant Film Camera is a new product developed by the company Fujifilm whose emergence in the twenty first century might seem odd, since in the era of Instagram where millions of quickly made pictures are posted every day, paper based photos are not probably the best marketing solution. However, the statics shows quite the opposite. According to Bing Liem, Fujifilm’s VP of sales, “[Instax has] become wildly popular in a lot of the Asian markets and it's a very, very important product to Fujifilm worldwide” (Byford). It is ...

Etienne Malus was the one who discovered polarization back in 1808. The law that is credited to her, the Malus law states that when light passes through an ideal polarizer, the intensity of light will have a value of cos2 θ, theta being the angle of the light source (“Polarization”). In 1920s, Edwin Land is the inventor of the first polarizer (“Polarization”). He also founded the Polaroid company. This was made possible because of the Herapathite crystals, which are needle-like, aligned on a film producing a polarizer. The polarized light that is parallel to the crystals are absorbed, the ones ...