Polaroid Colorpack 88 – square-format 1970s packfilm design

Produced for international markets from 1971 to 1975, the Colorpack 88 is a rigid-body instant camera made for Polaroid’s compact square peel-apart format. Its automatic electronic exposure system is calibrated for 75 ASA film, while manual distance focusing and physical development rollers preserve the tactile ritual of early instant photography.

Important film compatibility

This camera was designed for discontinued Type 88 colour film and related Type 80-series square packfilm. It does not accept modern 600, SX-70, i-Type or Go film. It is offered primarily as a collectible, display object or prop; expired film performance and functional shooting cannot be guaranteed.

Key details

Produced approximately 1971–1975
Electronic programmed shutter, approximately 10 sec. to 1/500 sec.
Automatic exposure calibrated for 75 ASA film
Manual distance focusing
Rigid moulded-plastic body and development rollers
Approximate weight: 500g

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In Stock – Photographed Camera: the exact vintage Colorpack 88 shown in the photographs, available as one piece. Review the images carefully for cosmetic condition. Fresh compatible film is no longer manufactured, so shooting functionality cannot be guaranteed.

Pre-Order – Sourced for You: we source another Colorpack 88 after purchase and aim for a comparable display condition. Cosmetic appearance varies and sourcing requires additional time.

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