What's the point of an instant camera in 2021? I exclusively use my iPhone to take photos for work and personal use. I even have some photos available for licensing on Getty Images that I shot on a ...

Enter the Polaroid Go — a $99 analog camera that offers loads of creativity for your photography desires. The prints are small — roughly 3.5 inches by 2.1 inches — so they’ll fit perfectly in small ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Long before we all had cell phone cameras in our pockets and could inspect each selfie and digital snapshot in real-time, there ...

The Polaroid Go might be the most fun gadget to come out this summer. While Apple, Samsung, and Huawei duke it out on smartphone cameras by putting increasingly professional software and hardware onto ...

Polaroid's Now i-Type Camera has had a Mandalorian style spruce up. It now features a fancy new Star Wars theme to go alongside all of its useful abilities. Thanks to the Cyber Monday sales, it's also ...

When we think of Polaroid, its too easy to think of the past. But now, the camera company are looking to the future by launching an exciting new camera: the Polaroid Go camera. It launches today as ...

We know and love Polaroid for its analog cameras and the ‘90s nostalgia that comes with them, but the new Polaroid Now+ takes things to a whole new level. This camera is the brand’s most high-tech ...

Editor's take: Niche cameras like the Polaroid Go can be fantastic teaching tools. Unlike digital cameras and smartphones with "unlimited" storage, film-based cameras force the photographer to ...

The Polaroid Supercolor 635 camera was produced from the mid-1980s to the early 1990s. Rawpixel. From the release of the first instant camera in 1948—a bulky, accordion-style apparatus that sold for ...

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Polaroid has just announced a new Bluetooth-connected, app-enabled instant camera: the Now+. It shoots 3.1” square instant photos and costs $149 at launch. Polaroid calls it their “most creative ...