An homage to the classic Polaroid picture, Snap Frames serve as a unique wall display for your photos. They even have a dry erase surface for easy personalization.
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It may not be compact, but this simple paint can take fantastic pinhole images. All you do is place the photographic paper inside—the pinhole aperture and the magnetic shutter are ready to go right out of the box. It costs about as much as a regular can of paint, but if you are just in it for the camera this is the laziest way to go about it. Additional images are available after the break.
Though not quite as bright as a flashbulb, this wax camera will give off plenty of retro light for your evening’s activities. Burning an old Polaroid seems like a very natural thing to do in this age of digital photography. No one has the patience to wait a couple minutes for a picture to develop anymore.
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People may really believe that you are really carrying a book around, if only you knew how to read Russian. Regardless, you may be able to sneak this Japanese gadget into camera free zones to get that perfect shot. And for those of you that are not over the age of 25, it uses an old technology that puts the picture onto film rather than a memory card. Call it retro if you like.
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The Holga camera has long been a favorite of professional and amateur photographers because of its relatively low price point and the fact that flaws in the design can potentially create unique and surrealistic images. This particular Holga camera may also prove to be a hit with cat lovers because it features a cat faced design, 8 different meow sounds, it plays a song, and it has a series of colored blinking lights. It even comes packaged in a cat-themed can.
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The Movie Camera Lamp is for anyone that dreams of being in the movies, but finds themselves trapped in a cubicle behind a desk. Add the Hollywood Theater Desk Lamp and create your own desktop studio (pictured after the break).
Why spend hours Photoshopping a ghostly image into a photograph when you can buy a cheap single-use camera that does it for you? Just point and click. It may not fool the skeptics, but it just might impress your gullible friends.
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You can consider this USB Camera a goofy design, or good use of design to obscure functionality. The camera is on the foot, the big toe has the microphone and the 4 other toes have white LED’s for lighting assistance. You do have to admit that the foot looks better than your average web cam.
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