Polaroid OneStep

Pros: Free camera/instant developing/speed

Cons: Price of film a little high

Review: 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...

Pros: Long lasting and reliable Polaroid

Cons: Don't take images as well as most regular film and digital cameras.

The Bottom Line: I use a Polaroid for novelty pictures. This one works well, is simple to use and has been reliable.

Review: 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...

Pros: instant gratification

Cons: breaks a lot....obsolete technology

The Bottom Line: Camera lasts almost as long as the film that comes with it. Not worth the money

Review: 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: 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.

Review: 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 With today's new models though it has gotten a bit outdated with not much change in appearance and/or quality...

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.

Review: 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: Easy to use and instant gratification

Cons: Pictures are lousy

Review: 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...

Pros: Instant photographic gratification

Cons: Pretty much everything else

The Bottom Line: Spendy pictures with poor to average quality in exchange for inconvenience of developing, nope, not a good thing.

Review: 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: EASY to use; great for special occasions; lots of fun

Cons: None

Review: 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...

Pros: It Doesn't Cause Cancer or World Hunger (I Think)

Cons: Just About Everything Else

Review: I typically refrain from writing short epinions. When I'm reading someone else's writing on a topic, I prefer to see some depth of thought and experience.

Well, I'm breaking my unwritten rule here for the Polariod One Step. We purchased...

Pros: Instant picture with out the wait

Cons: Expensive film, dull color on the pictures, camera is big and bulky

Review: I have actually owned two of these camera's. The first one I bought a few years ago and after only a few pictures, didn't work anymore. It just stopped taking pictures one day and eventually threw the camera away. The second one I still have. And I...