r/Polaroid • u/instant_sacha • 11h ago
Photo Upside down
Polaroid I-2
r/Polaroid • u/PolaDroidSX70 • Jul 01 '26
This thread is for you to promote things you make and are selling, or for special offers you have seen that other people may be interested in, but it must be about instant photography. To begin with, this thread will be monthly, but will be adjusted as needed.
A new thread is created every month. To see the previous community threads, see here.
r/Polaroid • u/PolaDroidSX70 • 23h ago
This thread is for you to promote your blog / flickr / 500px / web site / etc, but it must be about instant photography. To begin with, this thread will be monthly, but will be adjusted as needed.
A new thread is created every month. To see the previous community threads, see here.
r/Polaroid • u/lefaro00 • 10h ago
Sorry if the motive is kinda worn out alr
r/Polaroid • u/Turbulent_Coach_8024 • 3h ago
I had to edit the scan from the app a bit to match the original so I included a shot of it too.
r/Polaroid • u/NewImagination8390 • 5h ago
1.5 years old, decided to see if it still worked
r/Polaroid • u/LowlySquid • 8h ago
Shot on the I-2 with color frame i-Type, 08/31/26
r/Polaroid • u/ANALOGPHENOMENA • 4h ago
r/Polaroid • u/B3Noi • 16h ago
Lightpainting Portrait — SX70 Colors SX70 films, 2021
r/Polaroid • u/kengvig05 • 7h ago
The Norwegian royal palace 3 days after the kings death
r/Polaroid • u/fvnny-bvnny • 3h ago
slr680, with + without flash
r/Polaroid • u/CarefulOil2942 • 10h ago
I've had my sx-70 for about a month now refurbished by the instant camera guy. Here are some direct scans! Would love to know what everyone thinks!
r/Polaroid • u/m223739 • 7h ago
Camera I2 set at SX-70 film type, 49mm ND filter 0.6 attached
Film iType
First shot on A mode
Other two shot in M mode metered with Sekonic 758-DR - one shot at f8 and the other at f11 to see the difference. Meter gave avg readings
More experiments in the works
r/Polaroid • u/HaveLaserWillTravel • 6h ago
r/Polaroid • u/Drahos • 4h ago

Hi there, I've used my SX-70R to great effect, and the exposure without flash is on point, but I have trouble getting consistent flash results, only with the Mint Flashbar 2. The film is a bit old (09/25), but it seems okay all things considered. Above are 4 photos; here are the scenarios, almost all on the same day and temperature:
So my question is, do I need to judge when it's too bright for fill flash and not use the flash for pictures 2 and 3? When should I use the flash? Any advice?
Thanks in advance.
r/Polaroid • u/redjac3man • 2h ago
r/Polaroid • u/maxfromua • 10h ago
Polaroid 600SE, i-type back by AnalogueStudio, i-type from July 2025