If you’re tired of cramming your phone with selfies, there’s a world of lo-fi film photography that fills the void while still satiating your urge for instant gratification. As the market for analog ...

After polarized film was first patented back in 1929, the Polaroid company opened its doors just a scant 8 years later. 11 years later, the first instant cameras hit the market in full force and ...

The past 20 years have been a roller coaster for instant photography. In 2008, Polaroid announced it would stop producing its iconic instant film, following a series of bankruptcies and factory ...

Fujifilm is about to increase production of Instax film – for the third time in four years. On Thursday, December 18, Fujifilm announced an investment that would increase production in one of the ...

When Fujifilm discontinued FP100-C in 2016, it was a serious blow to photographers who prefer instant film. It was the last peel-apart instant film on the market and when the news broke many devotees ...

The Bluetooth-equipped Now+ camera offers the best of the analog and digital worlds. By Danielle Directo-Meston E-Commerce Editor If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a ...

Decades ago, when peel-apart instant film was common, Polaroid used to ship its units with a pair of curved metal plates that fit inside the camera’s cover. When you were shooting in the cold, you’d ...

The Polaroid saga is a long and strange one. And the last couple years have been especially strange. Bankrupt, reanimated, relaunched, sold out, bought up… I wouldn’t be surprised if Polaroid showed ...

The Impossible Project is continuing its mission to sustain and grow the instant film market with the I-1, its first original camera. The new hardware is launching today for $299, both online and in a ...

At a time when digital memories are a swipe away, instant film photography can feel tedious. But Impossible Project's I-1 camera makes the old school format feel new again. For its first instant ...

Instant cameras are nothing new. The first commercial instant camera was the Land Camera Model 95, invented in 1948. Edwin Land, who created the camera, was an American inventor and the founder of the ...