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Instax vs Polaroid – the Polaroid 600 Vnyl and Polaroid OneStep 2 Stranger Things cameras, positioned next to the Instax Mini 8 and Instax Wide 100 cameras, lit with neon lighting Sooner or later, ...

Ten years after it made its last instant film camera, Polaroid is back under a new brand, Polaroid Originals. Writing for ShinyShiny, Chris Price wonders whether this is the beginning of the analogue ...

For efficiency and quality, life for photo lovers has never been better than now, holding the power and capabilities of a smartphone in the palm of your hand. But still, tech advances often cost us ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Through the decades, Polaroid has created some of the most iconic film camera designs in history, the most recognizable of which is probably ...

[Photo: courtesy of Polaroid Originals] The OneStep 2 did what Polaroid is famous for, in lovably analog fashion: You pushed a button, and a photo emerged and developed before your eyes. But now ...

Polaroid Originals is going to keep pumping out cameras, and today the company announced that it already has an update for the OneStep 2. That camera came out last year, and this new edition is being ...

Polaroid Originals released the OneStep 2 camera last year as the brand celebrated its 80th birthday. While that camera was a tried-and-true analog shooter, the new OneStep+ is a modern version with ...

Cameras that pump out prints at the touch of a button have enjoyed something of a resurgence in recent years, with several companies launching a range of devices that offer a physical picture in a ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 14 years, which has given me a front row seat for the changeover from DSLRs to mirrorless cameras, ...