
Jiho Jang used two technologies – a Zero-Ink Printer and a burst-shot camera to create the Digital Polaroid Camera that he named GIF-TY. The GIF-TY captures movements and creates an animated flipbook that can be kept as memories. The burst-shot camera captures the photos and the Zero-Ink Printer prints them. The animations can be edited physically and clipped together using a module that the designed separately. You can also add nametags to each flipbook module that you create using the GIF-TY camera so that you can easily spot your moments just like you spot the old videotapes using their nametags. Watch the quick video below to understand how GIF-TY Digital Polaroid Camera works. Continue reading »









