Polaroid Originals has updated its OneStep instant camera with some digital tricks. The new OneStep + lets you use a smartphone as a remote shutter, while the app offers the possibility of light ...

The camera should be available on the Polaroid website soon for $99 (about $60 less than the OneStep+). It's available in black and white, and for a limited time, you can also get it in red ...

Each film pack is compatible with Polaroid Now, Lab and OneStep cameras and contains eight frames featuring 12 unique designs. The collection is available to shop now on Polaroid’s webstore .

As an evolution of the Polaroid OneStep cameras that Haring used in the Seventies, this line makes photography even more effortless—it has a two-lens autofocus for sharper images, and a more ...

The Polaroid Now is the classic company’s latest instant film camera. It’s $99 and features a viewfinder, self-timer, double exposure, and supports Polaroid’s 600 film and the newer I-Type film.

The Now+ is also a step up from the point-and-shoot Now camera that Polaroid released in 2020, offering improved core features including autofocus, dynamic flash and self-timer. More Manual Controls ...

The camera features autofocus capabilities courtesy of a sonar sensor, but unlike the pricey Polaroid I-2 that will set you back $599.99, the new Flip doesn’t feature a continuous focus system ...

Polaroid also updated the placement of the light meter on its latest cameras. The light meter used to be under the viewfinder, but on the Gen 3 models, it has moved to under the lens.

Polaroid cameras have slowly improved over the years. But is the new I-2 model a vast improvement over the OneStep that it is based on? Let's find out.

My favorite part about the Polaroid Flip is its sonar-based autofocus system, so I wanted to spend a bit more time explaining how it works. The instant camera has two lenses that are split into ...