Taken with iPhone 5S. Railtown District, Vancouver. Old cameras. Old Polaroid cameras. Rangefinder cameras. If you love all 3 of these things, you need to buy a Polaroid Land Camera. Not the goofy ones that came later with integral film, but the older ones that take the peel-apart 3.25 x 4.25 films (667, 669, 664, etc.). My dream is to own the more specialized models that have manual exposure control (model 180, 185, 190, 195); but the 250 is still a great camera and fun to use. I won’t go into too much detail since I have my YouTube video to explain many of the features of this camera. Basically its a great introduction to Polaroid’s peel-apart film cameras without spending too much money. The 250 model typically sells for around $150-200, although it’s getting harder and harder to find it with the original case, flash, and portrait lens. The more expensive models are easily in the $500 range, some go for even more (check out Mijonju’s video on his 185 Classic Edwin Land). The model
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