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We make instant film for classic Polaroid cameras. We believe in making real photos, with a life after the shutter clicks. With our new line of Impossible cameras, we’re reinventing instant photography for the digital age. When Polaroid announced the end of instant film in 2008, Impossible stepped in to buy the last remaining factory, days before it closed down. The machines had been dismantled, there were no formulas to follow and the supply chain had already been destroyed. If we wanted to keep instant photography alive, we had to reinvent instant film from scratch.
As its name suggests, the Polaroid 600 Job Pro was originally designed for professionals – specifically, for construction sites (hence the bright, safety yellow). But that doesn't mean you can't have some fun with it. Those bright colors mean you'll have no problem getting people's attention, and its durable design means it's ready for whatever you throw...
Produced in collaboration with Mattel back in 1999, the Polaroid 600 Barbie Edition is a classic Polaroid 600 camera packaged in a cute color scheme of pink and green – with some added flowers, for good measure. It's the essential instant camera for anyone who likes a little sparkle in their life.
If you actually do like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, we’ve got a bright new Polaroid 600 for you. This family of limited edition vintage cameras feature one of five custom two-tone colorways. It’s like they went on vacation to Miami and never came back. They’re rare birds, and available exclusively from our online shop. So fresh. So...
If you actually do like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, we’ve got a bright new Polaroid 600 for you. This family of limited edition vintage cameras feature one of five custom two-tone colorways. It’s like they went on vacation to Miami and never came back. They’re rare birds, and available exclusively from our online shop. So fresh. So...
If you actually do like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, we’ve got a bright new Polaroid 600 for you. This family of limited edition vintage cameras feature one of five custom two-tone colorways. It’s like they went on vacation to Miami and never came back. They’re rare birds, and available exclusively from our online shop. So fresh. So...
If you actually do like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, we’ve got a bright new Polaroid 600 for you. This family of limited edition vintage cameras feature one of five custom two-tone colorways. It’s like they went on vacation to Miami and never came back. They’re rare birds, and available exclusively from our online shop. So fresh. So...
If you actually do like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, we’ve got a bright new Polaroid 600 for you. This family of limited edition vintage cameras feature one of five custom two-tone colorways. It’s like they went on vacation to Miami and never came back. They’re rare birds, and available exclusively from our online shop. So fresh. So...
The year was 1997, Girl Power was taking over the planet, and the Spice Girls were leading the revolution. In celebration of the greatest girl group of all time, Polaroid created the Polaroid 600 Spice Cam, packaging a classic 600 camera in a slick pink, grey and purple body. It's what you want. What you really, really want.
This version of the Impulse is a special edition by Polaroid from back in the day. It comes with all the features of the original Impulse camera, but comes in a cool Blue colorway. So now you can get a ready-to-go instant camera with some rugged good looks as well. Hubba hubba.
First released in 1981, the Sun 660 is a variation on the classic Polaroid 600 system. It’s an easy to use point-and-shoot camera, meaning taking photos is as simple as, well, pointing and shooting. Not only that, the Sun 660 features Polaroid’s patented Sonar Autofocus technology, so you can get crystal clear photos every time.
Ever since it's release in 1972, the Polaroid SX-70 has been heralded as one of the greatest instant cameras ever made. But our friends over at MiNT decided to push that even further, refitting an SX-70 with an all-new motherboard, electric eye lens and a refurbished leather exterior.
The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most famous instant cameras in the world. It was the first instant SLR camera ever made, and the first to use Polaroid’s now-iconic instant film which brought photos to life the moment they left the camera. Its manual controls have made it the go-to camera for artists and dreamers alike, and its fold-down design means you...
The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most famous instant cameras in the world. It was the first instant SLR camera ever made, and the first to use Polaroid’s now-iconic instant film which brought photos to life the moment they left the camera. Its manual controls have made it the go-to camera for artists and dreamers alike, and its fold-down design means you...
The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most famous instant cameras in the world. It was the first instant SLR camera ever made, and the first to use Polaroid’s now-iconic instant film which brought photos to life the moment they left the camera. Its manual controls have made it the go-to camera for artists and dreamers alike, and its fold-down design means you...
The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most famous instant cameras in the world. It was the first instant SLR camera ever made, and the first to use Polaroid’s now-iconic instant film which brought photos to life the moment they left the camera. Its manual controls have made it the go-to camera for artists and dreamers alike, and its fold-down design means you...
The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most famous instant cameras in the world. It was the first instant SLR camera ever made, and the first to use Polaroid’s now-iconic instant film which brought photos to life the moment they left the camera. Its manual controls have made it the go-to camera for artists and dreamers alike, and its fold-down design means you...
The Polaroid SX-70 is one of the most famous instant cameras in the world. It was the first instant SLR camera ever made, and the first to use Polaroid’s now-iconic instant film which brought photos to life the moment they left the camera. Its manual controls have made it the go-to camera for artists and dreamers alike, and its fold-down design means you...
The Polaroid Spectra One Switch is a straightforward version of the classic Spectra system – wide format film, sci-fi aesthetic, and a quirky, pop-up design. Like many of the 600 models, the One Switch is really straightforward to use, with just a lighten/darken switch and a shutter button. So simple, even a chimp could use it. But don't give it to a...
Remember the car from Back to the Future with the funny doors? The Polaroid Spectra Pro Cam is a bit like that. It comes at things from a different angle. Control-wise, you get the standard lighten/darken switch, Sonar Autofocus and flash switch, but the lens unit pops up sideways, which is pretty cool. No flux capacitor, though. Sorry, Marty.
The Polaroid Spectra Macro 5 might look like something out of a Ridley Scott film, but its story is far from science fiction. It was originally designed to create extreme closeup photos for professional uses, like police forensics or medical examinations. These days, it's more popular for creating abstract macro shots and experimental photography, so you...
If you were the type of kid who liked to take apart the toaster to see what was inside, the Polaroid Spectra Onyx might be the camera for you. It's just like the Spectra Full Switch, meaning you get a load of controls like Sonar Autofocus, lighten/darken, and a self-timer function. But its got a transparent top which allows you see all the neat little...