Classic Polaroid Box Camera Cleaned and Tested - Upcycled Yellow and Blue

This camera produces Color or Black-and-White prints depending on the film cartridge installed. Next to the camera is a picture just taken with this camera using New Color film from The Impossible Project.

To have Instant Print Polaroid Photography available to more people, a box camera was introduced in 1977. The design is one of the most recognized cameras, even the Instagram logo hints of the box front.

The round lens Polaroid is a fun classic camera that doesn't have moving mirrors or automated twisting parts to go bad. On the front of the camera is a adjustment knob to use when the background of your photo area is over bright or dark. The original neck strap and rubber view finder are both in nice condition.

The camera doesn't need focusing or a flash to charge. It focuses best on areas over 4 feet away. Perfect for an outing with friends and family. This camera will accept regular 10 shot flash bars via the slot on the top, which I have tested, works. I'm including an original packaged un-used flash bar.

The film for the Rainbow Polaroid is the same film as the SX70. It does not accept the 600 film as that film is too fast. New film in either Color or Black-and-White prints is available through Impossible Project.

The Yellow and Blue on the camera is a bit of Upcycling I did when I had the camera apart to clean and test. I nicknamed this camera Stuart. This IS a vintage camera, so there is a few scrapes on the sides, but the bottom is in really nice shape. I tried to show everything in the photos I took of the camera.