Polaroid OneStep Film Camera

Pros: EASY to use; great for special occasions; lots of fun
Cons: None

The faithful Polaroid One-Step reminds me a bit of the “father” in the Polaroid family of products. Cameras like the I-Zone (which my wife received for Christmas and loves—she wrote a fantastic Epinion about it) come along and ignite new interest in the...

Pros: Long lasting and reliable Polaroid
Cons: Don't take images as well as most regular film and digital cameras.

The Polaroid OneStep Film Camera is an older model in the Polaroid series. The newer ones are more sleek in design but not any better in presenting a final product the way I see it. I use these cameras for taking novelty photos at events. I take a ...

Pros: Free camera/instant developing/speed
Cons: Price of film a little high

So you want to know how to get a free camera? One that stands behind what it says. And one that does not cost a lot. Well, I will tell you how. This little beauty you can find just about any where you look. I found this one day while looking through the...

Pros: instant gratification
Cons: breaks a lot....obsolete technology

I remember my mother's first polaroid land camera in the 60's. What fun! Take a picture and minutes later, you had a greyish-greenish, but basically color version of the event that just passed. Never mind that eventually these pictures faded and you...

Pros: fast pictures, great quality in picutres, easy to use and light weight
Cons: would like to get more film for the price you pay for it.

Should I buy an instant camera or one that I have to send my film away? This was a question that was bugging me for a long time. Then I just sat and thought about what I really wanted. I figured if I buy an instant camera, then I get the benefit of...

Pros: Good for instant picture taking
Cons: Poor quality pictures, big in size, pictures are expensive compared to today's prices on other film and developing.

This camera has been around for years! Even long before I was around it was the camera by choice for my grandparents, parents and others. With today's new models though it has gotten a bit outdated with not much change in appearance and/or quality. Yes,...

Pros: Instant photographic gratification
Cons: Pretty much everything else

This is a camera that will aggravate left handers. All controls sit on the right hand side. Hmmm, right handed engineers, I think so!

I, like almost every other One Step owner, wanted the instant pictures and didn't want to spring for too...

Pros: The idea of eliminating the step of having the film processed
Cons: Tacky looking camera, fuzzy pictures, all around cheap quality, expensive film

Like many other buyers, I was intrigued about the idea of owning a camera that eliminated the hassles of waiting to have your film developed. I'd used a Polaroid ages ago, and with the proliferation of incredibly cheap point and shoot...

Pros: Easy to use and instant gratification
Cons: Pictures are lousy

The Polaroid One Step Express camera has its good points and bad points. I purchased two of these cameras for a Coca-Cola photo shoot because of the need for instant pictures that we could put into Coca-Cola cards for people in a mall at Christmas time....

Pros: Quick and easy to use
Cons: price of film

I originally purchased this product to make visual aides to help my autistic son but I have also found its just great fun too. This camera is easy to use just pop in the film an your ready to start snapping pictures . My son loves to sit and watch the...

Pros: Easy to use, inexpensive, cool design, and just plain fun to use
Cons: Price of the film

I recently bought the Polaroid OneStep Express for my girlfriend's birthday (it's not for what you think... well maybe it is ;)

For the price (I saw it at several places for $40 but I was able to get it at Wal-mart for $35) it's one great...

Pros: Handy, usable camera
Cons: costly film,

I purchased the Polaroid instant OneStep Express camera with case and 1 roll of film and was HOOKED! We had a litter of puppies we wanted to get onto the internet and after using our 35mm camera, taking a whole roll, waiting for developing - or worse,...

Pros: Quick and Easy, usually only for close up's.
Cons: Quality isn't to great, only 10 pictures in one pack, pictures cost up to 10-17$

Yes, I love those old fashioned cameras, this camera literally works with the click of a button. But the bad part about the camera is that the film is about 10 and up to 17 dollars. Yes it's that expensive, now-a-days with all of these new polaroid...

Pros: Everything about it!
Cons: None

I went out looking for a camera one day shortly after my Grandmother, who lived with me, was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor. She was 89 and over the years had accumulated thousands of photo's but very few people had photo's of her!

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Pros: fast pictures, colorful, comes with lots of film, comes with carry case.
Cons: extra film is expensive

Can it be? Polaroid making multi-colored cameras? Yes it is true, Polaroid has hoped on the bandwaggon or computers, toothbrushes, and just about everything else. I got this camera as a holiday gift and i was not that happy. The thoughts in my head were;...