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What kind of memory card do I need for my early 2000s digital camera?

If you're looking to buy a refurbished digital camera from the early 2000s, it's important to understand the...

You may find that when shooting on a Y2K-era digital camera, the battery will drain very quickly. This happe...

What is a film shield? The film shield is an important part of all Polaroid cameras. It is an opaque sheet o...

Whether you are dusting off your old iPod or have just bought a refurbished unit from us, syncing music to your device ...

Replacing the rubber shutter button on the folding Polaroid SLR is a relatively simple task, but does require some procedures to be followed s...

If you’re used to the digital world, film speed may not be a term you’re immediately familiar with. However, you may have heard of “ISO,” since it...

So your tape speed seems to have wandered and your favorite tunes are a little out of...tune. What can you do? The answer depends on both the c...

It’s not uncommon for Polaroid SLR folding cameras to show up at our door covered inside and out with dust, dirt and all other kinds of grime. A l...

Originally Polaroid SX-70 and Polaroid 600 film had different chemical makeups to set them apart. A user may have chosen one over the other based ...

If you’re asking that question, you’re not alone. Every so often someone will ask: “What’s up with the slanted lines in the viewfinder when I focu...

Legend has it that when Edwin Land designed the folding SX-70 camera, he wanted the user's fingers to touch something pleasant, something other t...

In today’s digital age, using a piece of analog technology can feel a little foreign. If you just scooped your very first vintage 600-style Polaro...