When the Polaroid Corporation went out of business, its assets, including the production line for its film and cameras, were sold off or licensed to various investors over the next several years.

LAS VEGAS — A strange little ritual used to go along with Polaroid cameras. The shooter would grab the print as it came out of the camera and wave it in the air, as if that would stimulate the ...

It’s not made for this camera, these old land cameras used a type of rolled instant print film that hasn’t existed for a long time. They are making film for the sx-70 and 600 series cameras.

I LIKE my Polaroid packfilm cameras. Older folks question how I can still find film for it, while the young marvel at the whole analog-ness of it all. I don't get that reaction when I tote my ...

It's so easy to screw up an exposure with the old Polaroid, and at $20 per eight-pack of film, every mistake is costly. The new I-2 camera could be the solution to this problem.

For those who remember Polaroid cameras from the ’80s—and earlier—the OneStep 2 is an instant-print point-and-shoot camera. The most digital thing about it is that it has a rechargeable battery.

Polaroid was set to announce Thursday at the International Consumer Electronics Show that it is introducing a digital camera that produces prints right on the spot. IE 11 is not supported.

Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan and fashion giant Vivienne Westwood have an unlikely common muse: a 33-year-old Polaroid instant camera. Make no mistake--this isn't one of those handheld gadgets ...

A 50-year-old Polaroid SX-70 might not be built for the Winter Games. Or maybe it’s perfect. Credit... Supported by Photographs and Text by Gabriela Bhaskar Just 37.04 seconds. That’s how long ...

Polaroid stopped making film packs last year, so this little piece of tech culture will soon be just a memory. But just as the film-based Polaroid camera is fading away, along comes its digital ...