Polaroid SX-70
A folding instant camera and self-developing film launched by Edwin Land's company in 1972. Its glossy square prints with soft color made it a favorite of snapshot makers and artists.
Spot it
- 01Square white-framed print
- 02Soft saturated color
- 03Dreamy low-contrast softness
Why it happens
Chemical reagent spreads between the film layers after exposure, developing and fixing the color dyes in minutes, and the film's color response gives a warm, soft look.
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