Polaroid cameras made a splash upon their debut by offering the convenience of an instant photograph without the need for off-site film developing. The first instant camera (invented by Polaroid ...

Polaroid cameras made a splash upon their debut by offering the convenience of an instant photograph without the need for off-site film developing. The first instant camera (invented by Polaroid ...

The Polaroid Now or a dedicated instant-film printer might be more suited to your tastes. But, if what you're looking for is a compact camera to instantly capture memories, then the Go is a ...

The first instant Polaroid camera was created by Polaroid Corporation founder Edwin H. Land back in 1948 — though at that time the instant printing process hadn’t yet been perfected, and ...

Still, even people who love Polaroid’s analog soul and tactile immediacy have their limits. Each shot from an eight-photo film pack costs about $2.25, considerably more than Instax shots.

The smallest and lightest Polaroid camera on the market today, it’s also among the simplest to operate. Prints are charmingly pint-size at 2.6 by 2.1 inches, with a square 1.8-inch image and ...

This new camera is a modern twist on the classic Polaroid camera. “The Go follows that lineage but its a smaller size—its the smallest instant analogue camera ever made,” said Smolokowski.

The Polaroid 600 cameras were popular in the ’90s, but if you have a Polaroid camera from the ’70s or ’80s, it's more likely to use Polaroid SX-70 film.

Which Polaroid instant cameras are best? In 1948, photography and instant gratification converged when Edwin H. Land invented the first Polaroid camera. Since then, a plethora of new technologies ...