In my post Cell Phone Photo Processing, I demonstrated how I used a micro SD card [with an SD converter] in my Canon SD1000 camera, took high quality images and processed them by placing the same micro SD card [with a mini converter] in my Moto Q. I was able to rotate, color correct and crop the images and e-mail them to any source (friends, blogs, photo processing centers….) from my phone.
Today, Wired online reviewed the Polaroid PoGo Printer, which allows photo printing via Bluetooth or USB connections from camera phones and cameras with Pict-Bridge technology (a great deal of cameras, including my SD1000 have this technology).
Although the printer is far from perfect, this technology is not only fun, but another indicator of the future of mobile photo processing and photo sharing.
Related posts:
Add A Comment