August 25, 2024
I finished this Polaroid Photo from Beetlejuice (1988), made from scratch.

I captured the photo from the film itself, using Photoshop to correct for perspective and brightness. This time I did go ahead and print on medium-gloss photo paper; I'm fine with that, as this is not as important a photo to the film as the one above!
The frame is a real vintage Polaroid photo that was purchased on eBay. I carefully cut out the TOP LAYER ONLY of the photo itself with an x-acto knife. The replacement photo was carefully cut to size and glued in with liquid superglue.
![Beetlejuice.mkv_snapshot_00.41.22_[2024.08.25_16.45.05].jpg Beetlejuice.mkv_snapshot_00.41.22_[2024.08.25_16.45.05].jpg](https://therpf-f28a.kxcdn.com/forums/data/attachments/1496/1496465-3460e04739fbb16ce090c669025e32b8.jpg)
UPDATE 9/9/2024:
I was ultimately unsatisfied with this rendition, but I found someone on Etsy making more authentic Polaroid photos using the Polaroid Lab printer. So much more realistic!

I finished this Polaroid Photo from Beetlejuice (1988), made from scratch.

I captured the photo from the film itself, using Photoshop to correct for perspective and brightness. This time I did go ahead and print on medium-gloss photo paper; I'm fine with that, as this is not as important a photo to the film as the one above!
The frame is a real vintage Polaroid photo that was purchased on eBay. I carefully cut out the TOP LAYER ONLY of the photo itself with an x-acto knife. The replacement photo was carefully cut to size and glued in with liquid superglue.
![Beetlejuice.mkv_snapshot_00.41.11_[2024.08.25_16.45.17].jpg Beetlejuice.mkv_snapshot_00.41.11_[2024.08.25_16.45.17].jpg](https://therpf-f28a.kxcdn.com/forums/data/attachments/1496/1496464-b874eb47a93e0711f6e7309ea9f8ed5d.jpg)
![Beetlejuice.mkv_snapshot_00.41.22_[2024.08.25_16.45.05].jpg Beetlejuice.mkv_snapshot_00.41.22_[2024.08.25_16.45.05].jpg](https://therpf-f28a.kxcdn.com/forums/data/attachments/1496/1496465-3460e04739fbb16ce090c669025e32b8.jpg)
UPDATE 9/9/2024:
I was ultimately unsatisfied with this rendition, but I found someone on Etsy making more authentic Polaroid photos using the Polaroid Lab printer. So much more realistic!

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