My photo guest book

[Gin Bootles]

wow i can't even find good film anymore for instant cameras!!!! i love the idea but where did you find a camera without expired film?

[skp1]

The picture quality was pretty good considering it was instant.  It can't compare to a digital camera but it was very convenient.  None of the photos are warped or anything like some of the old Polaroid ones.  Cool idea having the florist hang the frames.  We didn't have a backdrop but it was inside.  We had it set up in the cocktail hour area (which was a large open area with floor to ceiling windows) but it was available all night.  So there was plenty of light.

 

I bought the camera and film together on Amazon and the film doesn't expire until 2012.  It's Fuji and they are actively making and selling them.  I think Polaroid stopped making them about a year or so ago so everything that's left is expired.

 

We just used the camera again this past weekend at my sister in law's birthday party.  Glad it got some more use - not sure when else I'll need it.  Hmmm, maybe I should sell it here.

[Mmack]

I used shutterfly.com for my guestbook....can't wait to get it!!

[leahpeah]

Cute poem!

[mishele81]

Ya I agree, Love this idea, takes the photo guest book to a new level.  Do you need a special camera though or film though? hmm... is it an actual polariod?

[vickib]

VERY COOL!

[charitydawn]

Thanks for the excellent Guest book idea

[deniden]

Super cute idea!

[mishele81]

I was up in the air about doing this , now that I have seen a visual, I love it ! Anyone know where to buy the fugi camera in Canada?  I know amazon sells it but I think I had a problem ordering from there before from Canada.

Thanks!!

[lovepea]

I love this idea and the instant gratification for both the guests and you were able to have the pictures right away!  What a wonderful keepsake.