Polaroid 170 BV

History and Presentation of the Camera: The Polaroid 170 BV, although bearing the Polaroid brand, is in reality a product manufactured in China by Concord Camera, a Hong Kong company, under license from Polaroid. It illustrates the difficult transition of the film photography industry to the digital age. However, this device has its own vintage charm and distinct features.

This camera is equipped with a true 28mm wide-angle lens, offering unique shooting possibilities. The flash is not automatic, but it has red-eye reduction, allowing you to control the lighting in your photos. Manufactured in 2002, the Polaroid 170 BV is a testimony to its times and the evolution of photography.

Technical characteristics :

📅 Date of Manufacture: 2002 (After 2002)
🔍 Lens: 28mm, f/9.5
💡 Flash: Anti-red-eye function
🎞️ Film Type: 35mm standard
🔄 Film Advance: Mechanical

The Polaroid 170 BV is a relatively basic instant camera, with a mechanical film advance and a built-in flash that you can turn off as needed. Its 28mm wide-angle lens lets you explore creative perspectives for your photos.

Please note that although bearing the Polaroid name, this camera does not use instant film, but rather standard 35mm film. It was also marketed as the Concord Le Clic LC17 BV.

🛡 Each device is thoroughly tested to ensure proper operation.

📬 Your Polaroid 170 BV will be carefully packaged for worry-free delivery.

🚀 Shipping available internationally so you can capture memories wherever you are.

Note: Please note that, due to its vintage nature, the camera may show signs of minor wear, contributing to its unique charm. 📜