We offer reviews of modern Polaroid instant cameras, helping beginners avoid blurry shots and wasted film. From the "Go" to the "Now+," we’ll show you which camera is the easiest to pick up and play with today.
My first time testing the Polaroid Lab Instant Printer for emulsion lifts. It’s really nice being able to do this alternative photographic process while still having all the technical benefits of modern camera equipment and studio lighting. The polaroid transfer emulsion lift is a 50 year old alternative photographic process technique that involves lifting the […]
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A Polaroid lift from The Roaches in Peak District National Park, England. I didn’t get too many photos that worked that day, but I sure liked this one! Captured using my Polaroid Sun 660, the polaroid transfer, or emulsion lift, is a technique unique to polaroid film where you separate the photo from its original […]
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I went a bit Polaroid crazy in Scotland, and my Polaroid camera was behaving too, so got a heap of great photos for lifts! This creek was just a short drive from our hotel and made for a beautiful landscape image. Captured using my Polaroid Sun 660 and Polaroid 600 film, the polaroid transfer, or […]
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One more Polaroid lift from the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It had been bucketing down rain the day before which meant this random waterfall on the side of the road was pumping. I had to open the camera and snap this photo quickly before another pesky tourist crept into the composition. Captured using my […]
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The only Polaroid lift I ended up doing in the few hours I spent in London. Absolutely loved this pocket of light on St Paul’s Cathedral, and the Polaroid camera played ball and got a great exposure with deep tones, making it the perfect image for a transfer. Captured using my Polaroid Sun 660, the […]
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