which Polaroid has released a small radio. 600 (2000s) 600 Business Edition 600 Business Edition 2 (2000-) 636 Double Exposure 636 CloseUp (1996) Amigo 610 Amigo 620 (1982) Barbie Instant Camera (1999–2001) Bicentennial "We The People" (1987) Cool Cam (1988) Construction Camera Impulse (1988) Impulse AF (1988) Impulse QPS JobPro (1992) JobPro 2 (2000-) NightCam One (2003) One600 Classic (2004) One600 Pro (2004) One600 JobPro (2004) One600 Ultra (2004) One600 Nero (2004) [1] One600 Panna (2005) [1] One600 Rossa (2004) [1] OneStep 600 (1983) OneStep 600 Express (1997–2002) OneStep 600 Flash OneStep 600 Flash Close-Up (just OneStep after 1998) OneStep AF (1997-) OneStep Silver Express OneStep Talking Camera (1997–1998) P-Cam Pronto 600 [2] Quick 610 Revue 600 SLR 680 (1982–1987) [6] SLR 690 (1998) Spice Cam (1997) Spirit [1] Spirit 600 [1] Spirit 600 CL [1] Sun 600 LMS (1983) Lightmixer 630 Sun 635 SE Sun 640 (1981) Sun 650 (1982) Sun 660 (1981) Revue Autofocus 660 Supercolor 600 Supercolor 635 [2] Supercolor 635 CL [2] Supercolor 645 CL [2] Supercolor 670 AF [2] Supercolor Elite [1] Taz Instant Camera (1999–2001) Hello Kitty Instant Camera Spectra The Spectra has an image area of 2.9 x 3.6 in² (73 x 91 mm²) and a total area of 4.05 x 4.0 in² (103 x 102 mm²). Image [2] Image 2 [2] Image1200 (2004) Image Elite Pro [2] Macro 5 SLR Image Pro (1995) Minolta Instant Pro (1996) Same as Image Pro, Build by Polaroid for Minolta Pro Cam (1996–2000) Spectra (1986) [6] Spectra 2 Spectra 1200i (2000-) Spectra 1200si (2000-) Spectra 1200FF (2001) Spectra Onyx (1987) Spectra Pro (1990–1998) Captiva Captiva (1993–1997) JoyCam (1999) PopShots (1999–2001) Vision (1993) Vision date:+ (1993–1997) P-500 Digital Photo Printer Pocket cameras i-Zone (1999)*izone200 (2004) I-Zone 200 (2005) i-Zone Convertible (2001–2002) i-Zone Digital Combo (2000–2001) i-Zone with Radio (2001–2002) Mio (2001) Xiao (1997) [2] Polaroid Go (2021) Large-format cameras 20 x 24" camera (1976) 40 x 80" camera at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts (1976) i-Type cameras The i-Type is a new film format introduced by Polaroid B.V. It is Polaroid 600 film with the battery moved from the film pack and into the camera. All of the following cameras include a flash. Impossible I-1 (2016) – designed by Teenage Engineering; automatically selects between five fixed-focus lenses: macro, close-up, near, mid and far; ring flash; additional features are available via a smartphone app (remote trigger, self timer,