Instant Camera

Polaroid got out of the instant film business back in 2008, but now they're back! Fans of instant photography can pick up the Polaroid 300 now for $89.99. A ten-pack of Polaroid 300 instant film will set you back another $9.99.

The Polaroid 300 takes business card size instant color photos and features automatic flash and four scene settings. Accessories include 4-AA batteries, rechargeable lithium-ion battery and a wrist strap.

"We are thrilled that today marks the return of instant. It's bigger – and better – than ever. The Polaroid Movement is one that we heartfully embrace and intend to build upon by reaching the creative community and global Polaroid fans alike," said Giovanni Tomaselli, Managing Director of the Summit Global Group, the exclusive worldwide licensee for Polaroid branded imaging products.

Get more information at www.polaroid.com.

Fujifilm just announced the availability of the Instax Mini 7S Instant Film Camera and Instax Mini Instant Color Film to the United States. This is the second Instax instant camera available from Fujifilm for the US market. The first, the Instax 200 Instant Camera System, was introduced in the fall of 2008 for those wanting an instant film camera.

Features include:

• Automatic built-in flash for low-light shooting
• Electronic shutter 1/60-sec
• LED exposure indicator
• 5" w, 5" h, 2.5" d