Introducing the Polaroid Lab

Meet the Polaroid Lab, our new, one of a kind creation, turning your digital photos into real Polaroid pictures. The Polaroid Lab works with 100% real chemistry and a little bit of magic.

Time to unforget those special memories on your phone and hold onto them forever.

[BadCooper]

For those who says "why it can't work with Bluetooth or NFC" well, there's no digital sensor, just a mirror and the shutter.
I'd buy it only if it can be convert as a back for a Bronica or Mamiya camera (like someone did for the instant lab)

[MattWileyArt]

I foresee issues with screen brightness, smudges, and cracks interfering with the photo process.

[wekker]

I have seen a few images on the makers fair, it works really well. The frames came out very nice.

[franks]

I, honestly, love this idea. Can't wait to get my hands on one, but I just wish that eventually you can come up with a portable version of this.

[monmioamio]

Cool. Repurposing my Impossible Instant Lab becomes an option. the new one seems to be more bulkier. Advantage for the new one: indicator how many pictures left 👏🏻 the more people print PO film, the longer PO will continue to make it, I think. ✌🏻

[TheVideoRoom]

Love this!! hopefully it will work as good as advertised

[mtey]

Great idea! Turning hyperpolished pictures to polaroids analog way! And no, printing directly with filters wouldn't feel the same

[Markybug-Keira-Cody]

Hey Polaroid, please send one to TECHMOAN to review on here please ! He is very good.

[leribakuradze]

It may be suitable for also 600 and Spectra. I just hope that will be released soon 500 cassettes for Vision 95.

[GiulioSciorio]

I have an Impossible Instant lab and it’s junk. This looks like the same thing to me. Is the new app compatible with this lab and how has it been improved? I printed over 300 prints with my lab and can’t say a single one looks even good enough to say it’s got that Polaroid charm. Get an Instax Square printer which is what I did. The results are at least predictable.

[mtey]

Oh, and of course... what's the name of the song? Sounds like Black Keys

[adamsmithproductions]

This is all well and good but the film is so fucking expensive it’s like €25 in Ireland for 10 pics

[SoulReaver]

This is destined to fail.
The quality will be bad; this is the equavelent of your grandpa taking a photo of computer screen.
Because sending the photo via Bluetooth to the printer was too mainstream?
There isn't enough demand to instant photos to justify the existence of this level of niche product.

[BRZguy]

Meh I don't really see a point to this product. If you want Polaroid photos, then just buy a Polaroid camera. You not only get a cool printed photo, but you get the timeless experience of using an instant camera.

[nicola.cammisa]

Need to follow Fuji's direction. A portable printer than can be paired to a phone through an app. Make a larger format than Fuji's and you will have a winner!

[nordemoniac]

That’s the dumbest idea I’ve seen in a while. If anything it should be a printer which prints the currently viewed photo when you use NFC or similar. Fast and easy, and full digital transfer.
Scroll to photo, put phone on printer, print it (but through BT)

[_brunoalmeida]

TakaraTomy should sue Polaroid for copying their product.

[bradyblades]

Please everyone, stop giving your money to this company until they stop hanging their business model on the "nostalgia" bullshit. $3 per print for an unstable/unreliable formula, when you can go $0.75 cents per print with Fuji Instax wide and mini??? NO thanks.