Photojojo is known for offering unusual cameras for enthusiasts such as the Holga Twin Image Maker and NeinGrenze 5000T dedicated tilt-shift camera. The online store has released yet another treat for ...
Fifty years ago today, photography changed forever. The 3,000-something people assembled at a Polaroid warehouse in Needham, Massachusetts were the first to hear the news from Polaroid ...
These are likely to sell out in no time, but if you're in the market for a beautiful old Polaroid camera, then Photojojo has managed to round up a small batch of SX-70s and will let you have one for ...
Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...
Photojojo, known for their offbeat and unique camera products have joined forces with The Impossible Project to develop (pun intended) the Polaroid Rainbow SX-70 OneStep Land Camera ($210). The ...
Remember film? Loading it, shooting it all too quickly, driving to the Fotomat — lots of delayed gratification and blurry prints. Before digital banished those bad memories, there was Polaroid, whose ...
Sadly not in time for the holidays, but perhaps a treat for the new year – a project out of the Lego Ideas fan platform is about to bring the iconic OneStep SX-70 instant camera back to life through a ...
In 1972, Polaroid shared with the world its latest creation — the Polaroid SX–70 instant film camera. Designed by Polaroid co-founder and inventor Edwin Land, the SX–70 at that time received quite the ...
This Polaroid is celebrating its golden anniversary in 24-karat style. The first instant consumer camera for the masses, the SX-70 has since become a popular choice for photographers because of its ...
Forty-one years ago today, Polaroid co-founder Edwin Land stood before an audience inside a warehouse in Needham, Massachusetts and announced the SX-70. It was the first instant camera which, with one ...
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