InstantKon SF70: A fully manual Polaroid SX-70 that takes cheaper Instax film

InstantKon SF70: A fully manual Polaroid SX-70 that takes cheaper Instax film
(Image credit: MiNT)

Analog camera specialist Mint has announced the InstantKon SF70 – a new instant film camera that reimagines the legendary Polaroid SX-70, but adds a raft of manual controls.

The InstantKon SF70 is already built on solid foundations, being a revamp of one of the best instant cameras ever made, but thanks to a slew of new features it will be far more than just a fresh lick of paint on a camera that was designed in 1972.

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Usman Dawood

Usman is a commercial and architectural photographer based in West Yorkshire, who has been working professionally for over seven years. He has also spent over four years as a writer for the biggest photography sites in the world, including Staff Writer for Digital Camera World, senior staff writer for FStoppers, and tech writer for Petapixel. 


With a particular interest in technology developments, high-resolution imaging and the high-end cameras, Usman has been on the cutting edge of camera news as well as writing features about medium format systems and global shutters, and has reviewed some of the latest Leica cameras as well as a tripod that’s even taller than Andre the Giant!