In which there’s a whole new type of Polaroid in my collection!

This camera takes a kind of film that is no longer being made, the remainder of which is all expired and which costs between $2 and $7 per shot.

So naturally, I shot an entire pack of it in the bar last night.

The images are wider than tall, instead of square like other instant films.

Production of the camera began, apparently, in 2000, but even The Land List doesn’t know when they went out of production.

It can be forced to take double exposures by messing with its timer!

Not-entirely-stable film for this camera is being made by Impossible.

As of today, these babies are worth anywhere from $4 sold alone on eBay to $168 sold with a pack of film.