The images circulated online as House Oversight Democrats continued to release photos, videos and emails from the Epstein ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: James Artaius Instant photography is more popular than ever – but if you don't know how ...

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Even in the age of the iPhone, the Instagram generation is lining up in Central Park to have a picture of themselves taken — with a Polaroid camera. Sophia Baui is one of them. While the 19-year-old ...

The new camera is expected in stores in Fall 2014. Jan. 7, 2014— -- The days of shaking a Polaroid picture as it develops are long gone, but the camera and film company itself is continuing to ...

Today, most of us carry supercomputers in our pockets that happen to also take instantly-viewable pictures.This is something that even the dumbest phones do, meaning that we can reasonably draw the ...

Instant cameras make parties and gatherings more fun by taking pictures right away and giving you physical copies that you can hold, pass around, and put on the fridge. The Polaroid Now (3rd gen) ...

Polaroids died a quiet death in 2008, when the company stopped making the film. But the company isn’t fading away. At CES this year, they’ve unveiled a replacement product: A digital camera with an ...

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More than 1,000 photographs from the Polaroid collection are being auctioned at Sotheby's in New York City as part of Polaroid's bankruptcy court order. The auction includes images by legendary ...

The key trend of the season seems to be nostalgia in products. With the influx of music festivals, throwback Thursdays, bell-bottoms and record players, young people have been obsessed with everything ...