It’s happened to everyone. You open up a drawer, pull out an old piece of electronics, be a remote, toy, game controller, or what have you. You try using it, and you find it’s dead. Just need some new batteries of course. You flip open the battery compartment door, and that’s when you see it: […]
Read More...Don’t Shoot SX-70
The title of this article may lead you to think that I don’t like Polaroid SX-70 instant film… but that’s not true. I love SX-70. SX-70 Polaroid film is what created the iconic square that we know and love, and vintage Time Zero contains some of the most beautiful chemistry ‘defects’ I’ve ever seen. SX-70 […]
Read More...New Video: Nikon One Touch L35AF2
Want to get a pocket point and shoot 35mm camera of your own, but shocked by the insane prices cameras like the Nikon 35Ti are commanding on eBay? Never fear, you can still get a name-brand Nikon 35mm camera that’s just as good – meet the Nikon One Touch L35AF2. With this camera you don’t […]
Read More...How to Take the Perfect ‘Private’ Polaroid – Featuring Ramona Romance!
Updated December 2021 with new camera recommendations. If you’re looking for a camera, the Fuji Instax Mini 11 is one of the best (and cheapest) out there and the one I recommend below. Get it on Amazon and help support this site. While you’re there, don’t forget to pick up some film for the camera. […]
Read More...New: Instax Mini 11 in a Minute
The holidays are upon us, and I have a feeling that a whole lot of people are going to be finding a Fuji Instax Mini 11 in their stocking. The camera is my top recommendation for those who want to get into instant film with a minimum of fuss and in the most affordable way […]
Read More...New: Polaroid Now+ Review
The Polaroid Now from last year was… shall we say, a bit rough. However, I’m thrilled to say that the new Now+/Plus (I wish these cameras had names that were more different) is actually a very solid camera. If you want something new, or you do a lot of self-portrait work, this is the camera […]
Read More...New Video: Polaroid OneStep Closeup Guide
The Polaroid OneStep Closeup is my go-to recommendation for a cheap, simple way to jump into the world of vintage instant film photography. While its fixed-focus lens isn’t nearly as sharp as the SLR 680 or even an Impulse AF, it’s a hardy, easy-to-use camera that won’t let you down.
Read More...Polaroid Go Instant Film Camera Review
If you really want to get into the weeds about this camera, check out my video review for all the details and context for how this camera fits into the world of Polaroid. If you’re just wondering if you should buy this camera for yourself or for someone as a gift, I have just one […]
Read More...New Video: How To Use the Impulse AF
I’ve created a video walkthrough about all things Polaroid Impulse AF, one of my absolute favorite vintage 600 type cameras. It’s been on my recommended camera list for years, so I’ve finally given it a proper video guide for those who are lucky enough to find one. You may notice I’m trying out a different […]
Read More...New: Polaroid Round Frame Review
At last, Polaroid round frame film has returned! I take a deep dive into its current color iteration. It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed Polaroid’s new generations of color film, and they’ve been steadily improving the formula. One word of caution with both round frame and any other Polaroid film – don’t store it […]
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