Say cheese. We’re keeping tabs on the best camera discounts from Amazon's annual summer sale so you can snap, shoot, and ...

Retro-tech and nostalgia tech are trends worth watching, as young people are carrying a fondness for simpler, more tactile technology.

When it comes to quality, convenience and technology, Polaroid is a well-known brand. Take a look at our top picks for the best Polaroid instant cameras.

Polaroid Cameras First sold to the public in the late 1940s, Polaroid cameras became hugely popular for their ability to produce photos instantly. Polaroid pictures also became cultural icons in ...

Still, even people who love Polaroid’s analog soul and tactile immediacy have their limits. Each shot from an eight-photo film pack costs about $2.25, considerably more than Instax shots. That ...

KEH: This camera specialist offers a wide range of refurbished cameras and accessories that have been inspected, renewed, and graded. It also offers repair services and expert advice.

“There's a huge demand for things like refurbished iPods, early 2000s digital cameras, and CD players," Kori Fuerst, the co-owner of Retrospekt said. Fuerst started Retrospekt with her husband Adam.

The Polaroid 600 Supercolor 635 CL ($160) instant camera with a rainbow stripe is one of the most popular refurbished gadgets on Retrospekt, where techs spiff it up so it’s ready for another ...

My favorite camera simply for looks is the Polaroid SX-70. I love how this cult-classic instant camera pops open from its hip flask-like state into its ready-to-go position.

My FAVORITE and the real secret here are their refurbished SX-70 Land Cameras designed by Edwin Land in the 70's. These things are beauties to behold and are truly One Good Thing.

Polaroid is still making the instant cameras which made the company famous, and this model offers the classic vintage-style square prints via its i-Type film cartridges. The Now+ is also ...

Polaroid SX-70 Original Instant Camera: $379 @ Retrospekt This refurbished SX-70 has been deconstructed and reconstructed to work as good as new. The classic Chrome finish looks *so* retro.