Polaroid Film Soup Experiment by Jennifer Stamps
We’ve tried film soup on black and white film. We’ve tried film soup on color film. But what about Polaroids? you say. Great question...
5 Film Cameras Under $50! by Jennifer Stamps
Buying a good film camera can be overwhelming. I remember when I first started shooting film. I scoured the Internet looking for “the best” camera to meet my needs...
Polaroid OneStep 2 vs Fujifilm Instax Wide 300 by Samantha Stortecky
One of the best parts of shooting film, in my opinion, is the use of instant cameras. There is something awesome and magical about taking a photo with a camera...
4 Fun Photography Activities for Kids with the Instax Mini!
Many of us are in a new time of balancing working from home and home-schooling. And if you're anything like me, you could use some help! We came up with...
Fujifilm Instax Wide 300 Instant Camera Review by Samantha Stortecky
Today, I’m reviewing one of my absolute favorite cameras, the Fujifilm Instax Wide 300. I got this beauty as a birthday gift a few years ago, and, while I immediately...
How to Scan Polaroid Photos by Samantha Stortecky
Hello, everyone! Welcome back! I’m so excited to be here and chatting with you all. Today, we’re going to be talking about one of the questions I get asked the...
Mamiya Universal Press Camera Review by Andrew Welsh
If you love instant film photography, you may just own an Instax camera or have gone as far as a custom skinned SX-70. However, you may not know the best...
Polaroid OneStep 2 Review
My history with Polaroid goes quite a ways back. The OneStep and 600 Closeup were a major part of my childhood, and the collection has been growing ever since...
How To Shoot Fujifilm Instax Mini Film by Lauren Nygard
Fujifilm Instax Mini film is a fun, easy to use instant film. Expect saturated colors, strong contrast, and limited details. Try using it in bright sun for the best results....
How To Do Polaroid Emulsion Lifts by Aleksandra Wolter
Instant photography was invented in 1947 by Edwin Land, the owner of Polaroid. His technique allowed images to self-develop within a few seconds after shooting. Thanks to that feature, it...
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