a 1970s instant camera designed for portrait work, for which the Polaroid 100 film packs are sadly a distant memory. Leave it on the shelf? Not likely, he’s adapted it to work with Fuji Instax ...

The entire front portion of the electrobinoculars opens up, so you can load in your 35mm film ... other Star Wars cameras throughout the galaxy, such as the Mandalorian Polaroid Now and a rather ...

Polaroid began producing instant-film cameras in 1948 ... Polaroid began to decline in the 1980s alongside the rise of cheap 35mm cameras and one-hour photo labs, but to this 80s kid, instant ...

The new Polaroid Flip is as simple as it gets for an instant camera. You get a prominent red shutter button, eight exposures per film pack and a flip-up lid that turns on the gadget. That ...

Young photographers are interested in modern cameras with an old-world design. In other words, film cameras may not be making ...

Compared to Fujifilm—which offers several hybrid Instax cameras melding digital sensors and film output—Polaroid seems happy, so far, to stick to its traditional roots. The Flip does connect ...

A Zillennial myself, I’m old enough to remember my parents’ own folding Polaroid instant ... price of film. It is, however, worth noting that buying and developing 35mm film isn’t exactly ...