Instant Camera
Polaroid Teams Up with MoMA to Celebrate Instant Photography Icons
Polaroid has just announced an exciting collaboration with the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). This partnership represents the Polaroid MoMA Collaboration, as a heartfelt tribute…
Can you tell a glass lens from a plastic lens? I am not so sure!
A recent claim made by Lomography regarding an upgrade to its Lomo’Instant Wide Camera known as the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass has raised more than a…
Lomo’Instant Wide Glass claims to be “the sharpest instant camera on earth”
Lomography has announced the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass, the improved version of its Lomo’Instant Wide. What sets it apart is a glass lens, which is much…
Give yourself a Weegee
Every photographer should study the life work of Arthur Fellig. Better known by his self-appointed nickname, Weegee (see Figure 1), or, more accurately, Weegee the…
This instant AI camera doesn’t print photos, it prints poems
A new kind of camera is here to capture memories uniquely and artistically: the Poetry Camera. Just as the name suggests, it prints out poems…
Polaroid launches its new “chemistry-loaded” B&W 600 Monochrome Frame
Polaroid has announced a new B&W 600 Monochrome Frames Film (buy here). It comes with a “highly anticipated photo quality upgrade”. The company calls it…
Fujifilm finally releases a follow-up to its most advanced analog Instax mini camera – Fujifilm Instax Mini 99
Instax is fun. It’s no surprise I’m saying this, considering how much I gushed over the last Instax camera we had in the office. There…
Polaroid Duochrome Black & Yellow is the first limited-edition film in 8×10 format
Polaroid has just released a limited-edition Black & Yellow Duochrome film, available in both 8×10 and 600 formats. You may wonder what’s so special about it. Well, other than it looks fantastic, the 8×10 Duochrome Yellow marks Polaroid’s grand debut of a limited-edition film in this larger format.
How to create your own DIY instant film
Here is a step-by-step guide to creating your own instant film. This guide is for a 4×5 large format film (kinda similar to Polaroid Type…






































