The camera, a Polaroid Now camera, co-created with the Keith Haring Foundation, prints out its i-Type instant film, which is marked with Haring’s signature motifs - cartoonish patterns that he ...

Basquiat Edition is covered in Jean-Michel Basquiat’s famous artwork ‘Boy and Dog in a Johnnypump’ and is a must-have for ...

The first instant Polaroid camera was created by Polaroid Corporation founder Edwin H. Land back in 1948 — though at that time the instant printing process hadn’t yet been perfected, and ...

The Polaroid Go is the world's smallest analog instant camera and retails for $99. TYLER HAYES The Polaroid Go is a compact, delightful instant shooter that makes it easier than ever to bring this ...

Still, even people who love Polaroid’s analog soul and tactile immediacy have their limits. Each shot from an eight-photo film pack costs about $2.25, considerably more than Instax shots.

In addition to the new Polaroid-branded I-type film, there will also be new films for cameras like the Polaroid SX-70, Spectra, and the original OneStep, the Polaroid 600.

When it comes to quality, convenience and technology, Polaroid is a well-known brand. Take a look at our top picks for the best Polaroid instant cameras.

Polaroid has refreshed its Now instant camera series with third-gen Now 3 and Now 3+ models. They are the latest in the line of low-cost instant cameras that shoot onto Polaroid's gorgeous (and ...

Shop the new Polaroid Now and Now+ Gen 3 i-Type Instant Cameras. Enjoy instant, iconic wide photos and modern features in a sleek, classic design.

According to Polaroid, the $599.99 I-2 is the company’s most capable instant camera yet, with built-in manual controls and the sharpest new lens it’s ever produced.

Polaroid cameras have been fumbling around attics, garages, and storage closets for decades. And if you found one or just bought a cheap used one, there's good news: You just need some film.