The polaroid
The polaroid is a Kindnotes card built around one photograph. It ejects from the camera, develops as they scroll, gets its caption in marker, and flips when they tap to show your note on the back of the print. Your photo, from your phone, in a film look you choose.
The caption is one line in a marker hand, up to 24 characters, the way people write on real prints. The note on the back is the letter: it inks line by line, and a long one grows past the print and reads full screen.
Eight film looks, from a clean natural print to Polaroid 600, SX-70, expired film and mono, with grain and vignette to taste.
The film looks
- Natural
- Polaroid 600
- SX-70
- Expired
- Instax
- Mono
- Sepia
- Cross
The three designs
Questions
- What photo works best?
- A candid one. The print is square-ish, so a photo with the person near the middle crops best. Anything from your camera roll, up to about 6 MB.
- Can I skip the photo?
- A sample photo shows until you add your own; the card is meant to carry yours.
- Is the photo private?
- Only someone with the card's link can see it. It is never shown anywhere else.
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