Polaroid Land Camera
The Polaroid land cameras are an invention of Polaroid Cooperation. The land cameras capture images in the conventional way. However, inside the camera there is a positive roll paper in addition to the ordinary film roll. Its positive roll paper contains a pod of developing chemicals at the top of every frame. In order to expose negative and positive paper together via rollers turn the knob. This will break the pod and spread the equally between the 2 layers as they come out from the rear of the camera. After a minute they can be peeled apart.
Normal chemicals are used but the negative is not apparent and light is not needed in order to print it. The portion that was not exposed get transferred from negative to generate a positive image. According to land, the ordinary apparent film used in Polaroid land cameras can be also used in one-step photography.
 Polaroid Land Camera Model J66 Instant Color With Leather Case, 1960's  US $25.00
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 Polaroid 545 Instant Land Camera Film Holder Back US $8.00
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 Polaroid Land Camera Super Colorpack US $2.00
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Polaroid Land Model 100
Polaroid automatic land camera model camera 100 is the model that was first bought into the market in the 100 to 400 series. The features and functions of all these cameras were almost similar. Only few modifications were made in the models that were introduced after automatic land camera 100. Some unique functions that were featured by this Polaroid land camera 100 model.
Product Features:
• It consists of folding bellows
• It has an automatic flash light
• Contain a 100 series packfilm which is placed at the back of the camera
Moreover, Polaroid land camera 100 model also had some features that were common and shared by other land cameras.
Common Features:
• It displays a small size window specially made for composition and focusing purpose
• Tripod mount all over the body which was made from metal
• It also consists of a folding optical system, enabling all sensitive components of the land camera to be collapsed into the cover of the camera
• Glass lens containing three components
One drawback of this camera is that it does not have Zeiss-Ikon viewer or range finder. However, the later models will overcome this drawback.
The 100 land camera was manufactured and available in the market in the years 1963 till 1966. The price of this phone is $165. After three years of fame a new modified version 250 was brought into the market which contained all the functions which were lacking in the previous model.
Polaroid Land Model 103
Polaroid land model 103 was another model of Polaroid land camera series. This camera was introduced with Polaroid Automatic Land Camera 100 and was discontinued from the market at the release of Automatic Land Camera 450. As mentioned earlier these land camera models share a lot in common. Some of it common includes:
• It includes folding bellows
• It features an automatic flash light
• Consist of a 100 series packfilm which is placed at the back of the camera
Furthermore, this model also contains features similar to other 100 to 400 series line of folding Packfilm Land Cameras. In addition to this, it also contains feature that was missing in the previous models. These features included a rangefinder and glass lens consisting of three components.
This camera was followed by other camera models including Polaroid land camera 104, Polaroid land camera 220 and many others.
