1972—Established as pre-eminent communicators and visual masters of their day, the Eameses were asked by Polaroid to make a promotional announcement about the SX-70, the camera that would revolutionized instant film. As would be expected from Charles and Ray, the film went beyond advertisement and spoke to the unique splendor of photography. (via Eames House Timeline)
Anonymous Coward
on 16 Jan 13My Dad had this exact camera, and used it to great extent for almost 20 years in his engineering business. Very cool!
Tim
on 16 Jan 13Wow.. I really really enjoyed that.
It was a mix of biographical, geographical and documentary..
It always makes me smile to see businesses going beyond the subpar business video, whether in the past or present.
David Andersen
on 17 Jan 13So cool.
cici
on 17 Jan 13What a wonderfully intimate film
Esmeralda Magnus
on 17 Jan 13Nice, it’s very cool!
Somehow it’s unrelated but it reminds me of this site and I don’t know why though. http://reviewhuluplus.org/
GeeIWonder
on 17 Jan 13Holy jargon overload, batman!
Very poor copy IMHO.
Philippe
on 20 Jan 13I had one but I realize now I was too young to appreciate the splendor of photography. Polaroid shots now move me to the extreme, but then…
Amhed
on 21 Jan 13This was awesome. Thanks for sharing :)
Valerie
on 21 Jan 13offtop: am I right that RSS is not functioning correctly? If so, i’d appreciate making it work. thanks
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