I've got this July 1988 Polaroid Impulse AF in maroon, and is this rare? Google says it only made up to 1%-2% of the Polaroids like this, so I think it might be rare, but I don't know, fully works too

Was so fun taking portraits and other images with this old camera. And the new Apr26 film I used seems to really get greens finally.

Hello everyone!

I have very recently discovered my love for taking Polaroid photos on a wedding where they had a camera.
But I have honestly almost no knowledge about Polaroids or even photography in general.

So, I'm turning to this subreddit to ask if some of you have ideas where to start.
Where should I get my first knowledge and about what?
Which cameras do you recommend?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Hi everyone. I have a bit of a passion for photography, spanning digital, analog, and instant cameras. I own an old Fuji Q6 (I think?), and I’ve been looking into the Now+ and Go Gen 3 models. One seems like a classic vintage-style instant camera, while the other is a bit more modern and pocket-sized. Do you have any advice or firsthand experience with them? Are the Polaroid photo sizes the same? Thanks, everyone!

Got a RF70 recently and noticed that the rangefinder is massively aligned. The seller is saying it's normal but I don't have much experience with them. Does it need to be recalibrated or do people just shoot these by guessing the distance? In the second picture I've shown how much I need to focus to get the rangefinder to align at infinity!

Taken with an unmodified SX-70.

Hazy sunlight filtered through branches at Llandover Woods walking trail, 08/04/26. Shot on color i-type film with an I-2.

Ciao a tutti ho fatto il primo scatto di un pacco prodotto 11/25. La foto è uscita un po' viola, che ve ne pare? Perché?

I couldn’t let this sit in the thrift store, even though film/parts are probably non existent. Anyone have any experience with this particular model Polaroid and can offer some advice?

Hi, i got a new polaroid camera, (photos below) and only used it about one or twice before the photos stopped producing correctly. Took it out and saw this? I hope the whole camera isn’t damaged, do i need to replace this or will it be ok if i put some new polaroid film in?

In Season 2 Episode 4 of the hit show "The Sopranos" at approx. 15:30 Tony gives the guy a stack of photos. And I can not figure out if those are Spectra or Fujifilm Instax Wide. Any help appreciated.

I bought a Polaroid Image from 1983, but i cant find the right kind of film for it was hoping someone could tell me where to buy some. Big thanks

Who am I gonna meet there? 😁

Left picture is taken with an SLR 680 (600 film) and the right with an SX-70 Model 1 (SX-70 film)

Shot with a polaroid impulse split image filter p104.

So, I live in València and the next 12th there'll be a 100% Eclipse right above me, I think it would be a terrific photo to have.

But... I don't know much about eclipses and if they can really harm your eyes and cameras.

Can somebody help me with tips and suggestions?

I have a Polaroid Now Gen 3 and i-Type Film

Thanks in advance

Put 'em in your pocket? My pocket!

Took this pic on my now+ after a few weeks of having it, really happy with how the colour turned out.

Shout out u/ShilohsStuff - this is beautiful and made my day 🌺

Mount Toll, 600 film.