Before digital imaging, Polaroids were the only immediate feedback photographers had.

Calibrated to match our film, these Polaroids were essential for confirming lighting and exposure. After decades of handling and use—often pinned to studio walls as a makeshift portfolio—they now bear the marks of time, showing their age after 30 to 40 years of wear. Today, they carry a unique aesthetic value, much like an artist's early sketches, capturing raw creativity and the first attempts to immortalize fleeting moments.