Boutique Chinese manufacturer 10Art.CC, maker of curios like Polaroid backs for Hasselblad cameras, has announced a new ...

Polaroid founder Edwin Land first demonstrated the instant camera on February 21, 1947 at a meeting of the Optical Society of America in New York City. The Land camera, as it was originally known, ...

The camera aboard the U-2 spy plane, as featured in the movie Bridge of Spies, was a Land product, as were even some aspects of the plane’s mechanics.

Polaroid Land Camera Model 95. First unit to come off the assembly line when the Polaroid Land camera began production in the fall of 1948. It is inscribed with the initials E. H. L. and presented to ...

Land was presiding over Polaroid’s annual meeting on April 25, 1972, and the change he was talking about came in the form of the company’s newest instant camera. It was indeed a transformative ...

It became known as the Land Camera and was first demonstrated in 1947. On the run-up to Christmas 1948, Polaroid put 57 units and a stock of film into the Jordan Marsh department store in Boston.

Despite some internal resistance (primarily from Polaroid president Bill McCune), Land introduced the camera at Polaroid’s annual shareholders meeting in 1977, and it hit store shelves the same ...

‘Mr. Polaroid’ Review: PBS’s Picture of a Visionary An ‘American Experience’ documentary focuses on the inventor of the Polaroid camera, Edwin Land, a man of both brilliance and egotism.

The company's adapter will allow Polaroid Land Camera users to insert new Polaroid film. Newland Camera Ever since Fujifilm discontinued its FP-100C film for the classic Polaroid Land Camera line six ...