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What happens when you shoot with 5-year-old Polaroid film?
EXPIRED FILM Ever shot with expired film? I found a 5-year-old pack of Polaroid 600, and loaded it in a camera to see what happened
Kodak Black & White Tri-X 400 Single Use Camera review: a professional disposable camera?
Review The Kodak Black & White Tri-X 400 Single Use Camera has ‘Professional’ written large on its packaging. That’s a bit of a stretch
Kodak Instamatic: a brief history of the best-selling camera that shot the swinging sixties
Classic cameras Introduced in 1963, over 70 million Kodak Instamatic cameras were sold by the start of the 1970s and became part of a great many people’s lives
Ilford HP5 Plus B&W Single Use Camera: buy it, use it, mail it
Review The Harman Ilford HP5 Plus B&W Single Use Camera comes preloaded with a black & white roll of 35mm film and a battery, so you’re good to go
Kodak Sport Single Use Camera review: ideal for the beach or pool party
Review The Kodak Sport Single Use Camera features a watertight casing that’s not only splash-resistant but fully submersible.
Is the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 still worth buying?
STILL WORTH BUYING? It's nearly 7 years old, so is the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 still worth your money?
Polaroid's peachy keen new film is more than meets the eye
NEWS Polaroid's collab with Pantone celebrates the "unity, warmth and compassion" of 2024's Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz
Take my money! Lego is about to launch its most stylish camera model yet
news You'll soon be able to buy a brick-built model of Polaroid's legendary OneStep instant camera, and it's a stunner!
$49 for an Instax camera with a film! This Black Friday deal is still running
deal $49 bucks for an Instax Mini camera AND a pack of film? Be quick and snap up this bargain at Walmart!
The Art of Seeing #33: “There’s an element of serendipity in how the manipulation will materialize. In the predictable world of digital photography, I find this alluring”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain gets experimental by bending and cracking instant prints, with gloriously unpredictable results
