Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Today in Photography History 

1947: The Land camera is demonstrated for the first time by its inventor, Edwin Land.  The camera, which became better known by the name of Land’s company, Polaroid, was the first so-called instant camera. Using developer and fixer contained in sacs with the film and photographic paper in a layered packet, the first Polaroid camera could produce a black-and-white photo in 60 seconds.
via Feb. 21, 1947: ‘Take a Polaroid’ Enters the English Language  via [Wired]

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Today in Photography History

1947: The Land camera is demonstrated for the first time by its inventor, Edwin Land. The camera, which became better known by the name of Land’s company, Polaroid, was the first so-called instant camera. Using developer and fixer contained in sacs with the film and photographic paper in a layered packet, the first Polaroid camera could produce a black-and-white photo in 60 seconds.

via Feb. 21, 1947: ‘Take a Polaroid’ Enters the English Language via [Wired]

Photo via the B&H Instagram

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