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Taylor worked with AP from 2018 to 2025, most recently as Google Editor. If you're like most of us, you probably haven't touched a point-and-shoot camera in years — they've long been outmoded by ...

Fujifilm has unveiled the latest addition to their instant camera arsenal with the retro designed Instax mini Evo Cinema. This is the first ...

Kids and parents may find reason to pick up Fuji's cute camera-and-printer bundle, but shutterbugs can skip this one. Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at ...

Smartphones are great for taking and sharing photographs, but there are some cameras that take cool photos you can physically share. Polaroid may have been the first with instant photography, but Fuji ...

Fed up of breaking out the magnifying glass to enjoy the photos your instant camera spits out? That’s not an issue for the Fujifilm Instax Wide 400: this fresh-faced take on a point-and-shoot classic ...

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Remember all the fun you had with Polaroids? The instant gratification of seeing the chunky white-bordered print slide out of the camera right after the flash went off, and then crowding around to ...

I experienced one of those sinking, don’t-know-what-you-got feelings in 2008, when Polaroid decided to discontinue manufacturing instant film. The camera was part of the vocabulary of my young ...

These days, everything is instant photography, but no matter how many filters you smear onto that smartphone picture, it’s never going to have the wonderful feel of the photos a Polaroid used to spit ...

I've always preferred film to digital. I started with Kodak disposables, graduated to a 35mm point and shoot, and worked my way up to my first instant camera, the Polaroid i-Zone (remember those?!).