Martin Souza

Learn all about the classic Poloroid Land Camera that spanned the 70s and helped popularize instant photography.

A conversation with photographers who have stayed committed to film as their primary medium, covering why they do it, how they sustain it commercially, and what the format still teaches them that digital cannot.

This general introduction to all things instant photography blends history and science with a hands-on approach. We'll talk about what instant films and cameras exist and their respective strengths and limitations, then open it up to answer any questions about analog instant photography.

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Polaroid integral film — the stuff with the iconic white frame — is one of the most unique and unforgiving mediums in photography: it develops right in front of you, in daylight, using chemistry sealed inside every single frame. This talk covers where it came from, how that chemistry actually works, and how to shoot it well across different camera types.