Loading film correctly ensures that your picture quality is worthy of the memories printed on your film. Here are a few things you should know about loading film in Polaroid cameras. more »

Film is no longer available for many Polaroid cameras. Learn about creative uses for Polaroid cameras in this free camera collecting guide from a professional photographer. more »

Film is still available for this Polaroid camera. Learn more about film availability for Polaroid cameras in this free camera collecting guide from a professional photographer. more »

Put Polaroid film into camera paper side down. Learn more about how to load film into a Polaroid camera in this free photography lesson from a professional photographer. more »

Given that Polaroid cameras have been a popular way for everyday folks to take pictures since 1948, many photography enthusiasts collect vintage Polaroid editions. With the advent of the Internet, it's become easier than ever to track down and collect vintage Polaroid cameras. Here's how. more »

You can use a Polaroid camera to take high-quality pictures at night, even in conditions with very low light. For film-based (rather than digital) Polaroid cameras, you may also have the option of purchasing a film stock that is "faster," or more sensitive to light. Here are tips. more »

Buying vintage Polaroid cameras is cheap and easy. Without any of the pretension of other antique collectibles, old Polaroid cameras remain true to the vision set forth by creator Dr. Edwin Land in 1948. Polaroid cameras both old and new are still affordable and easy for everyone to use, whether you're Ansel Adams or not. more »

The Polaroid camera arose from a simple question, then grew from oddity to novelty to innovation. Along the way, it not only popularized recreational photography for everyday consumers, but had an impact on professional photography and the development of different types of cameras. While the Polaroid camera is not nearly as prominent as it once was, it now and forever holds an important place in the history of personal photography. more »

It seems that some of today's generation still enjoy the spontaneity and instant gratification of a Polaroid camera. For popularity and ease of use, one still cannot go wrong with a Polaroid 600. Best of all, loading the film is a snap. more »