A vintage Polaroid Autofocus 660 Land Camera placed on a wooden table against a plain wall.

POLAROID AUTOFOCUS 660

The Polaroid Autofocus 660 is a very cool vintage camera that shoots Polaroid film (a type of instant film). The camera uses Sonar as its auto focusing system. If the sun disappeared today then the autofocus would still work.

That’s because Sonar sends out ultrasonic sound waves that then bounce off the nearest object, return to the camera and then it focuses on that object the sound waves bounced off of.

These cameras are so robust and they can take some damage. If you see one out and about, although it’s not a guarantee, you still have a good chance that it is still working.

I have broken the Polaroids from this camera up into parts;

Complete Works Part One will consist of 2025’s work.

Everything below was shot with this camera…

A young man with short dark hair, wearing sunglasses and a light green t-shirt, walking outdoors in a city with historic buildings and a cloudy sky in the background.