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Polaroid is not in the business of perfection. Its photographs, going back many decades, have a somewhat indescribable look, a graininess and rough-hewn quality so iconic that Instagram copied it ...

Warning: This post contains nudity. Even before the massive surge in popularity of cellphone cameras and Instagram, the use of Polaroid had already declined to the point that the company ceased ...

The Polaroid Go, Polaroid’s new $99.99 instant camera seems tiny. In design and functionality, it’s almost like a condensed version of the Polaroid Now launched last year. But it has a few add-ons ...

Photos weren’t meant to be stuck on a screen like General Zod, trapped into the Phantom Zone. Where’s the fun in that? Instant cameras set your snaps free the minute you pressed the shutter button, ...

I remember first discovering the Print Screen button when I was very little. I was astounded at its simplicity and usefulness as much as I was annoyed with its name. It should be called Snapshot, ...

The most pocket-friendly take on instant photography is even better for its second iteration. The Polaroid Go Generation 2 still isn’t perfect, and film remains expensive, but it’s a whole lot of fun ...

Attractive, retro design. Reasonably priced for what you get. Rechargable battery is internal and can be topped off with USB. Improved development times mean film is closer to the traditional Polaroid ...