Google and ChatGPT didn’t help here. Sorry for the bad quality, it was on Netflix and I couldn’t screenshot. Doesn’t look like a Polaroid, the button is on the right, but it’s using Polaroid film. Could it be an accessory for the set ?
The first Polaroid photo I've ever taken.
Finding myself gravitating towards tranquil places lately. Shot on the I-2 and the Now+ gen 2 with color frame and color i-type films, respectively.
We have been going through my family's basement to clear it out.
During the cleaning, my mom came across alot of pictures from when she was a kid. And in the mix was some old polaroids from a SX-70 (the camera is probably lost to the void now). But we found 44 pictures that were all in great quality.
I spent the last 3 hours digitizing them and these are a selected few that I really liked. I have never seen anyone in these pictures other than my grandfather and my mom in these
Hey! I just got a black Polaroid Impulse AF (Made in USA) and I'd love to figure out what year it's from. I found some markings inside the film door - "A1 88" moulded into the plastic, and a green factory label with the code K1C3NBXLND ("PHOTO FLASH / UL Listed 223B"). Photos attached.
Roughly when were the US-made Impulse AFs made, and can anyone tell the exact year from these? Camera works great, just curious how old it really is. Thanks!
3 cameras and 3 different themed film packs
Have been lucky enough to pick up 2. How are you guys modding your cameras?
Full conversion plus I-type conversion, keeping it stock, or just adding I-type conversion???
From my new to me Polaroid Flip. Shot inside due to the heat.
I am a music journalist since 25 years. I took a photo of the musicians I interviewed. At home I have a box of 600 photos. There are some well known people on them like Lady Gaga, Sinead O'Connor, Pet Shop Boys, Kylie Minogue, Boy George, just to name a few. They are all portraits. I have been told many times that I should do “something” with them because they are so special. As I told the artists these pictures are just for me they did not care about how they looked on the photos which makes them very special. I am thinking about selling them? Any idea where I should go for that? Or any other idea what to do with them? I am too lazy for a book...
Looks like pre-orders open August 25th!
I remembered I got this old book when I was actively shooting pictures with my Super Shooter and snatched it back from parent's home. Wondering if any folks in this community have this book or know of any other books like this that contain a lot of information about instant film?
Given that so much of instant film photography is slowly being lost to time, I thought preserving any information we still have can help to improve the longevity of instant film in the long run.
From the Polaroid website