I couldn't be happier to know that there will be another chance to pick up a Polaroid One Step and a packet of instant film next year. After Polaroid announced that the instant film camera would be put out to pasture back in 2008, there was an uprising of epic proportions — fans did not want to let go of the beloved medium. In a digital world, there's something comforting about capturing the Read more

I haven't given up on the instant photography movement, but I'm liking the blend of analog and digital photography that the Polaroid Z340 ($300) brings to the table. The Z340 brings together the old and new thanks to its ability to capture and instantly print images on Zink film that is smudge-proof, water- and tear-resistant, and needs zero dry time (say bye bye to "shaking it like a Polaroid Read more

Gorgeous, professional-looking pictures often come with professional-priced cameras. The new lenses released by Polaroid today may help capture inspiring shots at a relatively affordable price considering the cost of most photography accessories. Ranging from $50-$300, the lenses include a fish eye, wide angle, and mirror lens for major camera buffs. The lenses are available for purchase on Read more

Though we're able to snap quality pics with our mobile phones and upload them straight to a number of social networks, there's just something about capturing a moment and watching it develop before our eyes. Though you can still get your hands on original Polaroid film if you're lucky (and have deep pockets), there are some viable alternatives on the market these days. Check out six examples Read more

The lodging of choice for the hippest of travelers, Ace Hotel, just announced a partnership with the Impossible Project, the group creating instant film for Polaroid cameras alive. Encouraging guests to capture the spontaneous moment of their experiences at the hotel's four locations in New York, Palm Springs, Portland, and Seattle, Ace is stocking each guest room with a refurbished Polaroid Read more