Just found out I have a 1961-era Polaroid J66 Land Camera. What should I do with it?
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robmandu (
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August 21st, 2008
Background on the camera.
They stopped making film for it back in ‘92. And you can sell ‘em on eBay for oh, about $9.
Mine has the original leather carry case… and better, the original cardboard box it was sold in.
Back in the day, they sold new for about $90… I guess that’d be about $500 in today’s money.
Seems a waste to chuck it (or recycle it). But without film, what can I do?
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keep it Rob, you can use it as a piece of furniture for your country house :)
ebay
Or you could try taking it to specialist dealer and see what he’ll give you for it.
Oh man, I’d keep it if I were you. But that’s because I love old cameras. Hey, if you really don’t want it, give it to me. ;-) But seriously, I think you should keep it. Put it on a shelf, and it will be a conversation piece. I think it would be cool to have a collection of old timey cameras.
Rob, where is the masked man now??
@rob, where is that picture from.
also, I have a simillar situation. I wish polaroid hadn’t ruined itself…
Put it in a Museum…
Polaroid has stopped making film for instant cameras.
ENJOY IT! polaroids are the perfect camera to capture the moment.
oh wait nvm i didnt know you didnt have film, send it to me!
Definitely keep it and display it! Or send it to me so it can be with its kin.
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