It's an incredibly fun little gadget - not much bigger than a pack of cigarettes, when plugged into the USB port of your camera, it spits out little 2x3 color prints in about 60 seconds. And the prints have a peel-off backing so you can use them like Post-It notes. Very reminiscent of the Polaroid of old...
Anyway, I'm sure these things are targeted at the teen crowd with their phone cameras - but I'm curious if any of the older & wiser members here have discovered this thing and have any creative stories to tell?
I worked with Polaroid a bit on this project before it launched. We were hoping that the iPhone would work with it but it turned out Apple wouldn't allow it. The PoGo is a novelty but if any of the camera concepts with built-in printers come to fruition it could be the re-birth of the Polaroid Land camera. Also, if the PoGo sells well there will likely be larger format versions more suitable to enthusiasts.
I worked with Polaroid a bit on this project before it launched. We were hoping that the iPhone would work with it but it turned out Apple wouldn't allow it. The PoGo is a novelty but if any of the camera concepts with built-in printers come to fruition it could be the re-birth of the Polaroid Land camera. Also, if the PoGo sells well there will likely be larger format versions more suitable to enthusiasts.
Interesting. PoGo is certainly the Holga of printers at the moment - I can see future possibilities, though.
They're snubbing Pentax on compatibility list too.
It's actually a rather novel (and I'm sure profitable for Panny) idea. Could be fun for kid's parties, etc.
It won't work on Pentax cameras? I hope it'll work on the K7.
Some of the best travel photogs in the world use these, it's a great way to give a print to someone you take a photo of. Great way to interact with locals.