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instant photography

noun

  1. photography using an instant camera.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of instant photography1

First recorded in 1975–80
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Example Sentences

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The Instax Mini 99 by Fujifilm is great for a dad who just wants to have fun with instant photography.

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In this landmark 1952 publication, Cartier-Bresson outlined his preference for instant photography and dubbed himself “the velvet hand” with “the hawk’s eye”.

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In this way, the journey of Polaroid, the most iconic name in instant photography, has come full circle.

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“Instant photography offers users something tangible and physical in today’s digital, often transactional, world.”

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According to Polaroid President and CEO Scott W. Hardy, while instant photography may have left the limelight, it never really disappeared.

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