Behind the Polaroid SX‑70
Picture this: at the Polaroid company meeting in 1972, founder Edwin Land stepped onto the stage, pulled a camera out of his jacket pocket, and took five instant photos in just ten seconds. That camera was the Polaroid SX-70, and it was the camera that made truly instant photography possible for the first time ever.
Works with:
- SX-70 film
A Living Legend
This is a fully refurbished vintage Polaroid camera. Each day we save original Polaroid cameras from decades past and lovingly restore them to give them a new life.
Manual focus
Turn the focus wheel and get as close as 26.4cm (10.4”) to your subject with full manual control in the world’s first folding instant SLR camera.
Fold‑down design
Each piece of glass, metal, and leather collapses into a self-contained case for compact carrying.
Includes flashbar
Enjoy your SX-70 indoors and at night with this MiNT SX-70 Flashbar to give you extra light when you need it.
Includes film
You're ready to shoot with three packs of Polaroid SX-70 film.
Technical Specifications
The Polaroid SX‑70 Starter Set contents:
1 x Polaroid SX-70 Instant Camera
+ 1 x MiNT SX-70 Flashbar
+ 3x packs of Color SX-70 Film
Camera:
Polaroid SX-70 SLR camera
Manual focus as close as 10.4 in (26.4 cm)
Automatic variable shutter speed/aperture system
Lighten/darken wheel
Flashbar slot
Comes with protective film shield (requires installation)
Refurbished by Polaroid – may show signs of wear
1 year limited warranty
Due to stock availability, the model you receive may differ slightly from product shown.
MiNT SX-70 Flashbar:
Flashbar unit for Polaroid SX-70 cameras (folding or box-type)
LED display with flash settings and energy indicator
Neutral Density compensation mode lets you use 600 film with your SX-70 camera
Includes 2 filters: Hot Pink and Chartreuse
Powered by 2 x AAA batteries (included)
Film:
3x packs of Color SX-70 Film
8 photos per pack
Classic white frame
ASA: 160
Contains a battery to power your camera
Format: 4.2 x 3.5 in (107 mm x 88 mm)
Image area: 3.1 x 3.1 in (79 mm x 79 mm)
Development time: 10-15 minutes (color film)