Instant Film
Polaroid Corporation invented and produced the widest range of instant film.
Together, Polaroid and Fujifilm define the modern landscape of instant analog photography - offering a complementary mix of film formats, cameras, and creative tools.
Our Instant Film Collection
Instant Film : Immediate Results
Instant film was introduced by Polaroid (Edwin Land) later reenergized by The Impossible Project (Now Polaroid) and Fujifilm dominates the global market. Bridging vintage nostalgia with new creative technology, analog media influences contemporary photographic culture around the world.
Facts about Instant Film:
Polaroid makes film for i-Type, 600 & SX-70 vintage cameras, and Polaoid Go (mini). Fujifilm makes Instax Film (mini, square, wide) and is the most widely used instant film today.
In 2010, a group called the Impossible Project acquired Polaroid's old equipment and factory in Enschede, in the Netherlands with the stated purpose, "..to re-start production of analog instant film for vintage Polaroid cameras..".
